SPORTS Amateur boxing at IBHF MENU TIPS Amateur boxers in New York State will be in Canastota for EAST SIDEY NEWS Curtis Wilson Golf the finals of the Empire State Grilled Fruits, ISSUED FRIDAY Outing Planned Games boxing competition. Box Vegetables ing will take place at the Interna SERVING LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, tional Boxing Hall ofFarne & Mu MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES- UNION, UNIVERSITY See Page 7 seum on July 26th, 27th and 28th. See Page 8 CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF FREE HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON- WRITE ON Tuesday, July 24, 2001 -Friday, July 27, 2001 White responds to citizens VOL. 22 No. 21 "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW" On May 23, 2001, I unfinished business and pre announced that I would not paring for my successor's ar seek re-election to a fourth rival. term as mayor ofthis great city. Once again, let me Cleveland's crime rate drops At that time, I had no thank the citizens ofCleveland, Making our neigh ''Night Out Against Crime is a Cleveland's neighborhoods increased by 200. idea what the reaction of the not only for their recent sup borhoods safer, Mayor reminder that if we come to and each ofthe six police dis The Wade Oval Park community would be, I simply port, but also for their support Michael R. White and Cleve gether to fight crime, we can tricts will be hosting a com Kick-Off will feature McGruff, made a decision to spend more over the past 12 years. land residents will celebrate make a difference. We are munity event. the Crime Fighting Dog, the time with my loved ones and I have received no to move on with my life from a the city's 14th Annual Night sending a message to crimi Crime, in general, Police Helicopter, K-9 and greater honor than that of be Out Against Crime at Wade nals that crime nor drugs will has dropped by 29% from Mounted Units, the Division position I have held for almost ing the 54th mayor of this city. 12 years. Oval Park (University Circle) be tolerated in our neighbor 1990-2000 and violent crime ofHuman Resources' Job Mo As a life-long resident on August 7, at 5:30p.m. hoods or our city." has dropped by 33.5% in bile, the Health Department's Never did I imagine White ofthis city, I am proud of what portunity to seriously dis- By participating in Citizens are being Cleveland; homicide is down MOMobile, the Division of the outpouring of goodwill I we have accomplished to cuss our future. Night Out Against Crime, citi asked to turn on their porch by 56%; rape is down by Recreation's Showagon and would receive from those who gether; however, we cannot Together, we con zens are encouraged to work lights and join their neighbors 32.4%; robbery is down other performances, pony asked me to reconsider my de- rest now. templated whether or not my with the city to take an active and police officers at block 37.4%; and auto theft is down rides, WDOK's Jungle Terry, cision. We must continue to Since that day at heart, mind, and soul were role in fighting crime. parties, cookouts and other by46.2%. give-a-aways, refreshments build upon our strong founda Miles Standish Elementary ready to give up the only job "The City has come events throughout the city in The number ofpolice and much more. tion for future Clevelanders so School, I have received nu I have wanted since the age a long way in fighting crime celebrating "Night Out officers hired on the city's Citizens and police that our city may continue to merous letters, telephone calls, of13. with a 29% drop in crime from Against Crime." force under White's leader officers are planning to give prosper in the centuries to and other public pleas asking After much soul 1990 to 2000, but we haven't At least 35 organized ship is 1,277 and the number the city's largest "Bon Voyage come. me to reconsider my decision. searching, I have decided to won the war " White said. events will be held in of officers on the street has Party," a citywide going-away The community's re stand by my decision to not party for neighborhood crime sponse to my May 23 decision seek a fourth term and to not and drugs. AKA's presen~ sch~larships to area students Hosted by the city's has truly been the most hum seek other public offices. Alpha Kappa Alpha Mack,AishaTaylor,~tal.R. sity of North Carolina in Williams, who is a six Police districts, parties are bling experience ofmy life. This decision was Sorority, Inc. Lambda Phi Brown, and Stepharue Will- Chapel Hill North Carolina. d t f Gl ·11 H"gh not easily reached; however, ' gra ua e o envt e 1 scheduled on August 7, from Based on this re Omega Chapter recently held iams. Taylor is the daugh- h will d Lak E . sponse and the urging of my I am ready to continue my jour · h 1 hi M k h · . Sc ool atten e ne 5:30p.m. -9:00p.m. at the fol tts annual sc o ars p presen- ac , w o ts a ter of Wilham and Sherry Tay- . . . . lowing locations: wife, JoAnn, I felt the most re ney down a new path as yet tation at the Maple Heights graduate of Glenville High lor. College m Pamsvtlle Ohio. Halloran .Park, 3550 spectful course of action for unchosen. My work, how Regional Library in Maple School will attend Hampton Brown, who is a Williams is the ever, is not done. West 117th & Limiett Avenue. me was to at least consider the Heights. University in Hampton, Vir- graduate of Charles F. Brush daughter ofShirley Williams. matter of reconsideration fur For the next five Clark Metro Develop Scholarships in the ginia High School, will attend the The Scholarship ment Corp. (parking lot) 2511 ther. months, I will dedicate all of amountof$1,000.00werepre- Mack is the son of University of Toledo in To- C "tt h . . Our family's recent my time and energy to com sented to Greater Cleveland Linda Jones. d Ohi ommt ee c auperson ts Clark Avenue. le o, o. · Broadway & Morton vacation afforded us the op- pleting my adminif:tration's area students. Taylor, who is a Brown is the daugh- Carolyn Wynne. (Block Party). Recipients of the graduate of Beachwood High ter of Kenneth and Constance The chapter presi- Warner Road School scholarships are Omele M. School, will attend the Univet:- Firms encouraged to (Warner & Turney Road). 2213 East 69th Street join German mission (between Cedar & Central Av Governor Bob Taft elude stops in the Munich, enue). Humphrey Park recently encouraged Ohio Stuttgart and Dusseldorf ar (161 st & Grovewood Avenue). firms to join him on the Ohio eas. Club Alma Yaucana, Business and Investment 2674 West 25th Street. Mission to Germany. 2206 West 85th Ohio companies and ~treet (offLorain Avenue). organizations interested in The National Night promoting German investment Out Against Crime Program is in Ohio or seeking export op designed to heighten aware portunities are eligible to par ticipate. The mission is ness ofcrime and drug preven tion, generate support for and scheduled to take place Octo ber20-27. participation in local anti-crime efforts, strengthen neighbor The mission will in ..,r••n''"r"·"'" Committee are Scholarship recipients are Omele M Mack of hoods' spirit and police-com Hughes-Jones, Alisa Wiggins, Dorothy Long-Jackson, munity partnerships, and send Glenville High School, Aisha Taylor of Beachwood High Carolyn H)rnne, JJyllene Wall, Cynthia Spencer and Cecelia a message to criminals that Ward 6 council School and Krista/ R. Brown ofCharles F Brush High School Harknes. Committee member not in photo is Dottie Joyce neighborhoods are organized woman Pat Britt will hold an (ESDN Photo by Barbara Willimn<~nnl (ESDN Photo Barbara and fighting back. Ice Cream Social on Saturday, July 28, at 1:00 p.m. at the The city's Night Out Fairhill Center for The Aging, City warns residents about Shigella Bacteria Against Crime.Program has re ceived national recognition 12200 Fairlilll Road. Due to an increase ing, diarrhea and fever. hand washing techniques: call the city ofCleveland's De nearly every year since the Attendees at the number of Shigella Bacteria It is predominantly Wash hands with partment of Public Health at event was first held in Cleve event will get an opportunity cases this year in the Cleveland seen in children, direct patient soap and water for at least 30 (216) 664-3609. land in 1988. to tour the remodeled Fairhill area, the city's Department of care providers, day care cen seconds with friction. Center. The event is open to Public Health is urging ter workers and food handlers. Wash the front and Campbell opens Downtown office the public. Clevelanders to take precau Ifyou or your ch!ld back of hands and nails. For information per Britt tionary measures. are showing any of the above For best results, stitutions serves as the opera taining to the Ice Cream So- cial, call Britt at 216-664-4234. "We're encouraging symptoms, please contact wash with a hand brush. Make tions center for Jane everyone to wash their hands your primary care physician sure to dry hands completely Campbell's campaign for thoroughly with soap and wa immediately. and using a paper towel to mayor. Politics 2001 ter for at least 30 seconds to Shigella is transmit turn off the faucet. The office will pro avoid transmission of the bac ted from person to person, but Shigella could cause vide logistical support for the 'frican-Americans shine in top jobs teria," said Michele Whitlow, can be easily prevented by severe dehydration if not campaign's two neighborhood By HOWARD TAUB opens for all minorities." Director ofPublic Health. proper hand washing. treated with antibiotics. offices located at I 7303 Lorain This is very true in Shigella is a bacteria The following are F01: information on Avenue and 17420 Harvard As we start a new regards to the position held that causes abdominal cramp- some useful tips on proper the Shigella Bacteria, please Avenue. century, progress has oc be Powell. With this office, the curred at the highest levels Another interest Campbell team becomes the ofour nations power circles. CampbeD ing post is held by current newest neighbor along For the first time in Gas prices down in area The Jane Campbell National Security advisor, Cleveland's Historic Euclid American history, a man of Committee announced today Avenue. Condelezza Rice. There wasn't much Ohio self-serve regular aver ureof$1.42. color, Secretary of State the Grand Opening of its Rice is the first change in Northeast Ohio's aged $1.476 a galloon. Jane Campbell made Colin Powell has risen to The Ohio state women to hold this post, as gasoline prices this week, but The easing of gaso downtown office at I 015 remarks at the opening and one of the most prestigious wide averag~ is even lower Euclid Avenue. highlighted her campaign well as the first African it was in the motorist favor, line prices here and nationally positions in our land. with self-serve regular prices reflects less energy demand at$1.302. An Open House was agenda. No one can argue American to hold tbis impor dropping 1.6 cents a gallon to worldwide for both crude oil AAA-Ohio Motor held from 5:00p.m.- 7:00p.m. For further informa that Powell is not qualified tant position. an average of $1.31 in AAA and refmed products. ists Association has issued The downtown of tion please call Terrell Cole, or deserving of his great Rice is one of the Ohio Motorists Association's Crude presently is the weekly Fuel Gauge Sur fice, located at the hub of Press Secretary for The Jane position. first people that George Bush Fuel Gauge Survey. near $25 a harrell and some vey since 1985, reporting Cleveland's commercial, edu Campbell Committee at 216- Many can make a sees every morning as she More impressive is analysts predict it will drop average pump ·prices at 45 cational and governmental in- 344-9150 good point that he is more briefs the president on the that compared to a year ago, further. stations in a nine-county qualified than our current global military and political prices are down 16 cents a gal Falling prices in the area of Northeast Ohio in Repairs begin on E. 55th president to occupy the events that are occurring around the globe. lon for self-serve regular. Midwest led the nation. cluding Ashtabula, Cuya Reconstruction of The work is part of White House. At this time a year Once again, Rice Northeast Ohio's hoga, Geauga,Huron, Lake, East 55th Street will begin a $3.9 million project, which Powell has opened ago, in the busiest travel sea has opened the door for fu self-serve average stands 9 Lorain, Mohoning, Portage Monday, July 30, with work involves replacing the road the door for future minori son of the year, Northeast cents under the national fig- ties to be judged by the con ture minorities to reach their and Trumbull counties. centered initially between St. way, curb, sidewalk, aprons tent oftheir records, and not potential in going where no Clair Ave. and South Mar• and catch basins along East by the color oftheir skin. minorities have gone before. AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey ginalRoad. 55th Street from Superior As the Rev. Jesse All African-Ameri Northeast Ohio Averages for Self-SeiVe Gasoline Once this work is Ave. to St. Clair Ave. Anew 1500-foot Jackson said about demo cans should be proud that Regular Mid-Grade Premiwn near completion, work will cratic vice-presidential nomi these two people are a s~ also begin between Superior longwater main will also be nee Joe Liberman, "when ing example of what all Today (7/23/01) $1.310 $1.407 $1.506 and St. Clair Avenues on E. installed. the door of opportunity people can achieve ifthey are Last Week (7/12101) $1.326 $1.429 $1.531 55th St. The entire project is opens for one minority, it given the chance. Last Year (7/14/00 $1.476 $1.574 $1.672 Two-way traffic expected to be completed by lanes will be maintained. August 1, 2002. Pagel EASTSIDEDAB...YNEWS Tuesday, July 24, 2001-Friday, July 27, 2001 ~~~~~~~N~T~~G~E~P~O~m~T~~~~~ YOUR~AUH ~ Rosemarie Banfield recieves 'Ronnie' award Suicide: What everyone should know (NAPS) - When Rosemarie Banfield was presented to banfield for that Ronald McDonald in- Ronald McQonald, range from fewer suicides toward the end ness, usually depression. someone takes his or her own ofthe calendar yeat, with the It is estimated that 95 is no "small fiy" in the eyes of her ongoing commitment to spires them to reach their full reading tO ~cycling, and are life, it is a tragedy. All too of highest rates occurring dur percent of college students McDonald's! education by promoting nu potential." geared toward motivating chil Banfield, a 10-year merous Ronald McDonald Over the years, ten, these situations are mis ing April;, June, and July. who kill themselves are suffer dren and leaving the young understood, with far too many Another common ing some form ofdepression. employee of Stem Advertis programs in schools through Banfield has developed and sters feeling good about them ing, the agency of record for out the Northeast Ohio area. marketed Ronald McDonald questions left unanswered. misperception surrounding Additional behaviors, selves. McDonald's Restaurants of "There's no greater programs to preschool, . In the final analysis, suicide is the gender issue. such as substance abuse, anxi Schools interested in Northeast Ohio, recently re joy than to see child's face de headstart and kindergarten it is nearly impossible to know Among college stu ety, impulsivity, rage and feel ceived the national "Ronnie" light at the sight of Ronald through third grade children in working with the Ronald Mc the exact cause of a person's dents, for instance, an esti ings of hopelessness and des award, McDonald's highest McDonald," said Banfield. public, private and parochial Donald programs are encour suicide. mated 7 5 to 80 percent of peration, increase a person's achievement for Ronald Mc "It's a wonderful feeling to schools. aged to contact Banfield at Attributing the inci people who kill themselves are risk. Donald programs. work with children of all ages The educational Stem Advertising at (216) 464- dent to a specific event - even male. The APA urges The "Ronnie" award and backgrounds and know shows, featuring the lovable 4850. a time ofyear- is one mecha What's important to people to recognize that sui nism that friends and family realize, though, is that young cidal behavior is quite often the have for coping with their grief. women attempt suicide more result of a medical condition, John Mardis publishes 'Accidental' Unfortunately, these frequently than men. not a sign ofweakness ofchar Local author John Mardis's friends, readers the rise and no one can stop tion and vengeance that leads practices tend to foster inac Why the discrep- acter defect. Mardis never planned to write might not have had the them. Theterroristsbreakinto to the final outcome of the curate myths about the act of ancy? Suicide attempts are a book, let alone get it pub chance to discover the story the warehouse and kill some of battle. suicide. Men may be more cries for help and cannot be lished. ofChristine Brooks, the hero- the guards there, but Christine John Mardis was For example, many violent and aggressive by na ignored. But to his surprise, ine of the author's book. manages to escape. born in Akron, Ohio. He was people believe that suicides ture, and choose correspond For information write he has accomplished both of Christine is first in- The organization has raised and still resides in tend to increase during winter ing methods -leaving less op to the American Psychiatric these feats with the publica troduced as a child. She put the world in danger, so Northfield, Ohio, and also holidays. However, according portunity for them to be Association, 1400 K StreetNW, tionofhisnovel, TheCA.T.S. spends most of her time at a Christine and her allies wage a spent several summers in to recent studies, that simply stopped or saved. Washington, DC 20005 or visit Chronicles (available from warehouse where her father crusade against the evil empire. Pennslyvania. isn't true. The biggest single the APA Web site at lstBooks Library). works, watching the stray She uses the skills "We are pleased to Statistically, there are cause ofsuicide is mental ill- www.psych.-org. "This book was writ- cats and playing spy games. shelearnedfromobservingthe offer John Mardis's book ten by accident....! never ex Littledidsheknowthatthese cats' stealthy movements and through lstBooks Library," Nominations needed for senior volunteers pected it to get published, two hobbies would come in playing her childhood spy says President Tim Jacobs. "It Medical Mutual's Se- WKYC-TV in Cleveland is awards are just Medical however, many of my friends useful in the future. games to fight Spider. is an intriguing story and we nior Advisory Councils are scheduled to emcee the Mutual's way of recognizing ~ encouraged me to try." Spider, a ruthless What ensues is an es- believe it's well worth the seeking nominations through awards ceremony for the elev the commitment made by older j If it weren't for criminal orgall.ization, is on calation of violence, destruc- reader's attention." out Ohio for the company's enth consecutive year. adults in Ohio." I Outstanding Senior Volunteer A top winner, final It is not necessary to Award program. ists and honorable-mention be a Medical Mutual { Accountants join accounting firm The awards, which award winners will be recog cardholder in order to partici- l honor individuals age 65 or nized during the ceremony. pate. i Ciuni & Panichi, turns and providing account bank reconciliations, closing tional electronics company. older for outstanding commu The top honorees Volunteers must be ! Inc., the regional accounting ing and bookkeeping services. journal entries, preparing quar His responsibilities I nity service, will be presented from medical Mutual's Toledo nominated by a community or- I and business consulting firm, Anthony M. terly financial statements, and I included compiling federal arid on Wednesday, Oct. 17, dur awards ceremony held earlier ganization. recently announced the fol Longano joins Ciuni & Panichi, payroll. ! state returns, preparing the Ca ing a luncheon at the Holiday this year will automatically be Members of these l lowing additions to its profes Inc. as a staffaccountant in the Longano resides in nadian tax return, preparing Inn in the Cleveland suburb of entered in the statewide groups send a request for sional staff: tax department. South Euclid. rec can ~ personal property tax returns, Independence. ognition program. a nomination form to: Senior Nevin Bansal joins He recently earned John A. Petruc joins ! and monitoring the company's The winners and Jared Chaney, Medi Volunteer Awards Coordinator, : Ciuni & Panichi, Inc. as a staff his bachelor's degree in busi Ciuni & Panichi, Inc. as a staff . . their nominators are invited to cal Mutual's vice president of Medtcal Mutual, 2060 East ~ accountant in the Tax Depart ness administration with a accountant in the tax depart- sales and use tax. attend the luncheon as guests Community Relations, said, Ninth Street, Cleveland, Ohio ment. major in accounting from ment. Petruc resides in j ofMedical Mutual. "It amazes me how many se 44115. l He recently gradu Cleveland State University. He recently earned Hinckley. Del Donahoo of niors dedicate their time and Nominations must be 1 ated Magna Cum Laude from He has gained expe his bachelor's degree in busi energy to volwtteer activities postmarked no later than Au- l Kent State University with a rience as a part-time accoun ness administration with a ma throughout the state. These gustl,2001. ! bachelor's degree in business tant and as accounting intern jor inAccounting and a minor ROBT. #1 ALL HAND CAR WASH •~ administration with majors in with two different public ac in computer information sys accounting and computer in counting firms. tems from Cleveland State Uni- formation systems. 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Tuesday, July 24, 2001-Friday, July 27, 2001 EASf SIDE D.AH-YNEWS Page3 Jarreau brings 'Hot Summer te The genre-jumping, an evening titled "Hot Summer ented "Hot Summer Nights" releases and maintaining a rig EMI Gospel/Dexter scat-singing that attracts Nights" will be the six-and-a- trio are $27.00, $45.00 and orous perfonnance schedule ity Sounds recently announce fans ofjazz and R&B will be half octave range of singer and $50.00 are on sale at the Play the release of popular Gospel of more than 100 dates since epitomized by five-time songwriter Rachelle Ferrell, as house Square Box Office; on artist Beverly Crawford's new January of this year. Grammy winner Al Jarreau as well as veteran keyboardist line at www. playhouse Her performance of album, Beverly. he performs at the State The- Groege Duke, the Grammy-win- square. com; at all tickets.com the hit song "Marvelous" on The album, the atre on Sunday, July 29, at ning producer-arranger-com- outlets; or by phone charge at The Storm Is Over (Bishop Grammy-nominated 7:00p.m. poser. 216-241-6000ortoll-freeat Jakes & The Potter's House perfonner's first release inmore Joining Jarreau for Tickets for the tal- 800-766-6048. than four years, will mark her Mass Choir, EMI Gospel/Dex debut on EMI Gospel/Dexter terity Sounds) has received Program raises funds for Special Olympics ity Sounds, the record label heavy airplay nationwide at Police officers and Special Olympics. ers wait on tables at the sea gospel radio. co-o~ed by EMI Gospel and sheriff's deputies in the The program, which food restaurants and donate Her re-make of the world-renowned pastor, au Crawford Cleveland area never just completed its sixth year, their "tips" to local Special Bob Dylan-penned "Gotta thor and entrepreneur Bisop tor Caldwell, Sanchez Harley thought that taking the oath generated $1.2 million nation Olympics. Serve Somebody" appeared in T.D.Jakes. and Kevin Bond, along with to "serve" would mean lunch wide for the second consecu Special Olympics the movie and soundtrack for Chordant Distribu newcomer Carlos Pennell. and dinner, but during Red tive year, bringing the total helps more than one million HBO's original drama Boy tion Group will distribute the The 11-song project Lobster's Cops & Lobsters raised for Special Olympics to individuals annually with spe cott. album in the Christian market features ·a blend of traditional program they traded in their $6 million since 1995. cial needs to develop physical The film depicting place, while EMI Music Dis and contemporary gospel in handcuffs and badges for The top-ten fitness, demonstrate courage, the real-life drama of the tribution (EMD) will distribute fused with jazz-pop and Car menus and serving trays, rais fundraising cities during the and participate in athletic Montgomery Bus Boycott led the album in the general mar ibbean influences, and capital ing $7,835 in "tips" for local twelve-week Cops & Lobsters events. ket. izes on Crawford's trademark by Martin Luther King Jr. in campaign were metropolitan Red Lobster operates Fresh on the heel's of power vocals in the studio and 1955 received widespread at •• •••••• • Los Angeles ($54,210), Wash more than 650 restaurants in the# 1 chart success ofBishop live setting. tention, while the soundtrack Ferrell • • ington ($38,481), Philadelphia the United States and Canada was critically acclaimed. • • T.D. Jakes and the Potter's The set also mru:ks ~ Kid's Corner: ($30,309), Atlanta ($27,276), with total annual sales of $2.2 House The Storm Is Over CD her first collaboration with In addition to her • •• Chicago ( $24,011), Tampa/ billion. and full-length concert video, top-selling gospel artist normal performance schedule • ••••••• • St.Petersburg, Fla., ($23,931 ), For the Red Lobster anticipation for Beverly the Donnie McClurkin, who (more than 200 concert .ap Orlando, Fla, ($23,626), Phoe nearest you, call (800) LOB~ second album release from the penned the song "I Won't Go pearances annually), nix ($22,555), StLouis ($22,495), STER or visit EMI Gospel/Dexterity Sounds On." Crawford will be among the and Spokane, Washington., www.redlobster.com. partnership is high. In recent months featured artists at Bishop ($22,452). To reach a Special Beverly was pro Crawford has kept an increas Jakes' enormously popular The Red Lobster res Olympics office in your area, duced by Gnunmy Award-win ingly high profile, participat Woman, Thou Art Lossed taurant at 24001 Lorain Rd. in call (800) 700-8585 orvisit Spe ning producers Cedric and Vic- ing in two top-selling album Conference (WTAL) in New North Olmstead ($2,848) was cial Olympics online at Orleans August 8-11. the top fundraising restaurant www.specialolympics.org or With an anticipated in metropolitan Cleveland, fol on America Online (AOL Key Pemel Jones &Sons Funeral Home registration of more than 7120 Cedar Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44103 lowed by the restaurant at 3013 word: Special Olympics). 90,000, the conference will be Duke N. Ridge Road in Ashtabula (216) .431-9205 Public school chit- one of the most heavily at 'The Sunshine Boys' ($1,129). •ctewla nd3 Leading FuJWUI Homt {Ill' Rea~IDnable Pritt• • tended events in the christian The Eugene S. and dren first said the Pledge of Shay Henderson During the annual Allegiance and saluted the and gospel marketplace this Blanche R. Halle Theatre will Shay, who is fundraiser, which takes place at flag during the National year. be holding open auditions for ;~;.t'i'/.·; . . . . w.:.~c·· ~~· three years old, enjoys more than 600 Red Lobster res- School celebrationheld in a production of Neil Simon's Crawford will per having a fun time. She is taurants across North America 1892. 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CLEVELAND, OHIO 44103 STEVEN A. MARKS (216) 721-1674 Page4 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, July 24, 2001-Friday, July27, 2001 Islam In '"£he Community Why no pork in Islam------ By HASIDM A. KHALIQ Pig's bodies contain mine and imidazole com Sulfur helps cause tent, worm can pass through the in ~any people have many toxins, worms and latent pounds, which can lead to itch firm human tendons and liga The pig is the main testines and affect many other no symptoms to warn them of Right back at it. diseases. ing and ammation; growth hor ments to be replaced by the carrier of the taenia solium organs, and is incurable once this, and when they do, they Neighbors we want Although some of mone with promotes inflamma pig's soft mesenchymal tissues, work, which is found in its it reaches beyond a certain resemble symptoms of many to thank you again for the posi these infestations are har tion and growth; sulfur con and degeneration of human flesh. stage. other illnesses. tive letters, e-mails and phone bored in other animals, mod taining mesenchymal mucus cartilage. These tapeworms One in six people in calls. ern veterinarians sat that pigs which leads to swelling and Eating pork can also are found in human intestines the U.S. and Canada has Thesewonnsarenot This time we bring an are far more predisposed to deposits of mucus in tendons lead to gallstones and obesity, with greater frequency in na trichnosis from eating trichina noticed during meat inspec article from our brothers and these illnesses than other ani and cartilage, resulting in ar probably due to its high cho tion where pigs are eaten. worms, which are found in tions. sisters from a Singapore paper. mals. thritis, rheumatism, etc. lesterol and. saturated fat con- This type of tape- pork. NST, Singapore. Enjoy. This could be be A lot of people mis cause pigs like to scavenge Dr. Lewis Raymond to return to Old Stone Church construe Islam's forbiddance tion, call the churoh at (216) 241- torate in Old Stone history. and will eat any kind of food, Pastor Emeritus Dr. of pork consumption as mere including dead insects, 6145 He was originally flat~~?~ Lewis Raymond will be tetum hearsay but it's actually based worms, rotting carcasses, recta Specializing In Urban Clothing From 1958 to 1984, chosen to lead the church af- ing to Cleveland to preach a on real medical facts as illus (including their own), garbage, * * Pastor emeritus Raymond was ter 120 dossiers were re "Fashion Has Just Become Affordable At Jay's" homecoming sennon from the trated below. and other pigs. senior pastor at the Old Stone viewed, and actually sailed his pulpit of Old Stone Church The following was Influenza (flu) is one Church, at a time when the small boat 'The Salty' from Men&Women ~ beginning at 10 a.m., Sunday, discovered many centuries of the most famous illnesses Enyce - Iceberg - Coogl - Parasuco - Playboy church adopted and began liv Chicago to Cleveland to be Polo - Southpole - Esco - Ecko - Prada 0 July29. ago upon the dawn of Islam which pigs share with humans. ing out his motto for it: "A gin his pastoral duties in 1958. Akademlks - Guess Dr. Raymond will but no logical explanation was This ihness is har * Church for all people, in the Dr. and Mrs. Ray address America's growing ever offered on the rule until bored in the lungs ofpigs dur heart of the city with the city mond have been married for Specializing In AU Ladies Latest Handbags & Accessories culture of"good-bye!" as de now. ing the summer months and at its heart, II 63 years and now reside on Coach - Gucci - Louievaton - Prada fined by the curt and cold If you pour Coke tends to affect pigs and hu More than 137 com- Canada's Pelee Island five hostess of the TV show 'The (yes, the soda) on a slab of mans in the cooler months. 3005 E. 116th Cleveland, OH 44120 munity groups used the months ofthe year where he's Weakest Link' each time a pork, and wait a little while, Sausage contains Ph (216) 791-1127 Fax {216) 791-6342 church facilities during his 26- still involved in fishing, his life show contestant is voted off. you will see works crawl out bits of pigs' lungs, so those year tenure, the longerst pas- time avocation. Mon-Sat 11 am-11 pm "Americans are be ofit. who eat pork sausage tend to Sun 12pm-6pm coming conditioned to Kinsman Realty Company A message from the suffer more during epidemics think of themselves as either win Health Corporation of ofinfluenza. Sales (City- Suburbs) Notary Public ners or losers," the feisty 84- Singapore about the Bad ef Pig meat contains Re~jdential - Commercial year-old Canadian based Ray fects of pork consumption. excessive quantities of hista- mond said during a recent NEW LOCATION phone interview. KING KENNEDY RESTAURANT Lois Douglas, DBA "Americans are be 0. Southgate Office Building 6124 Woodland Avenue - Cleveland, Ohio ginning to doubt their abili AnlndependentBroker 5311 Northfield Road (216) 431-7171 ties to resist temptation. Or (216) 332- 0060 (Across From Soutbpte Shopping Ceater) FISH- CHICKEN - BAR-B-Q they are asking themselves Bedford Heights, Ohio 44146 "'Best Soul Food In Town "' will they be voted or booted "WeAppreeiate Your Business" Houn: Mon. - Thur.: 7:00 Lm. - 7:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 Lm.- 9:00p.m. offby strangers? Will we sim Sat. 7:00 Lm. -7:00p.m. ply be dismissed with a cold Executive Chefs 'good-bye' when we fail? Mike Roufail - Bob Reed - Mitchelene Gambrell We're being preached a nega tive sermon by the un churched. But in the church EXECUTIVE TICKETS ofJesus Christ, we are not the -- "Specializing In Hard To Get Tickets" weakest links!" of Warrensville Heights, Ohio CAVS- INDIANS- BROWNS The working title of Dr. Raymond's extemporane CONCERTS ous homecoming sermon will ALLPLAYHOUSESQUAREEVENTS be 'No Stranger Knew, No ALL EVENTS NATIONWIDE Stranger Cared,' based upon trends in popular culture and Complete Tuxedo Rental the steadfast Psalm 142. 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Adam Wa.nen, Jr. · lm choir ,1pplic,111on lorm-, c.dl(21(1) H )I-IH1H 3645 Warrensville Centrt! R~ad Shaker Heights, Ohio Tuesday, July 24, 2001 -Friday, July 27, 2001 EASf SIDEDAILYNEWS · PageS The Counseling Corner [ A Look At My World From The American COUIISeling Association Can your family cope with good news Racism alive in the U.S.A. as well as globally By JUDY LEWIS Until new habits are tion to a minimum. By DAVID L. ODUM active support ofpeople in the Prejudice is a judge have a long history of seeking formed, family life may be un It's not a good time dominant positions. ment, 'While discrimination is redress for racism in interna We all know that usually stressful. to bring resentments or deep Racism and discrimi Varied groups of the actual practice of treating tional forums. hard times put a lot of stress Family stress can feelings ofanger to the surface. nation are great wastes of hu people all over the world have people or groups unfairly. Other nations have and strain on family life. also result from unrealistic ex Of course, family members man potential. found the circumstances of A person may hold influence over the U.S. Loss ofa job, a finan pectations. should share their feelings They breed violence, their lives falling into this situ a prejudice without discrimi Trade relations are cial setback, the illness of a Family members may with one another, but it's bet sustain poverty and cripple ation. nating. often conditioned on human family member- problems like have spent years saying, "If ter to save emotional out development. Racial discrimination Any given pattern rights concerns. these often make it difficult for only Joe would stop drinking, bursts and extremely difficult These factors are not is a global phenomenon that of ethnic relations is not nec With a U.S. secretary families to function. everything would be all right," conversations for a less stress confined to the United States. needs a global response, now, essarily permanent. of state who happens to be The anxiety that or "If only we had a bigger ful time. Racism and discrimi with an international ap Unequal relations Black, Colin Powell, and ana arises is painful, but not com house, we'd all have enough Focus on resolving nation are global problems that proach. African Americans between ethnic and racial tional security adviser who pletely unexpected. room and we'd stop fighting existing conflicts rather than must be fought on a global have a self-interest in seeking groups are maintained by happens to be Black, But how do families · so much." on bringing new ones into the arena. such a solution because we physical coercion, control of Condoleeza Rice, we and oth respond to positive experi But often, when the open. Racial discrimination remain the most affluent group resources, legal subordina-· ers affected by racism at least ences? "if only" comes true, the per It also helps, during is defined as "any distinction, of people of African descent tion, and rites ofdegradation. have an entry point through Sometimes in very fect harmony that was ex periods of stress, to find ways exclusion, restriction or pref in the world. When the dominant which to make our concerns similar ways. pected is still out ofreach. to address the special needs erence based on race, color, We have an obliga group tries to minimize its known. Most of us are taken Even though the and goals of each individual descent, national or ethnic ori- tion to try to influence our contacts with the subordinate The three great ob by surprise when the good "one big problem" has been family member. gin. government's policies; it is the group, it may use expulsion, stacles to progress toward things that happen to us bring eliminated, we still have to In the midst of rapid It has the purpose or responsibility of citizenship - excl~ion, genocide, or dis equality are residential segre discord instead of unity, ten cope with the array of every change, people get very busy. effect ofnullifying or impair nationally and globally. placement. gation, educational segrega sion instead of happiness. day concerns that affect all Individuals may be ing the human rights and fun We are taxpayers We can learn a lot tion and job discrimination. It doesn't seem logi families. gin to feel that their own de damental freedoms ofpeoples and consumers with a measure about combating discrimina Make no mistake cal that the things we hope for Fortunately, there are sires are being overlooked by lives. ofpower tion from people of other about it. most turn out to be stressful. things you and your family can the rest ofthe family. It might Whenever inequal Many of us were a countries, and we have a lot We must work do Yet, the birth of a do to help yourselves through be helpful to have a family ity is built into a society's part of the global effort that to share from our own experi- mestically and internationally longed-for-child, the opportu confusing times. meeting and ask each member structure, the people of the helped to topple apartheid us ences. if we are to make progress nity to move into that dream First, be prepared. to identifY a need or goal that dominant groups are likely to ing, in part, the bully pulpit of In the United States against racism at home or house, an increase in income, You know that sig he or she would like to meet. feel prejudice toward the the United nations. injustice to Blacks and other abroad. even the recovery of a family nificant change of any kind Give everyone an op weaker group. Societies may ethnic and racial groups has a Progress may take member with a drinking prob might put pressure on your portunity to ask other family When inequality is change in type, depending on long history, so it is difficult place only a bit at a time, but lem - all have the potential to family, so you can make plans members for help. present, it is maintained partly how rigid social barriers are, to attack. we must keep fighting for a throw a family into crisis. to lessen the stress. Spend some time ne by the institutions of a soci how quickly ethnic groups To have friends changed society. One of the reasons When a new job or a gotiating and working out ety. gain or lose status, and around the world. we must be We must expand our this happens has to do with new baby or a new house is compromises so that all ofthe Essential to the con- whether ties to an outside cul have as friends. conception of civil rights. the nature of "crisis... on the horizon, make sure you people involved get some cept of institutionalized in ture grow stronger or weaker. Besides, the interna And in this fight, as A family crisis is a take time to talk with your fam thing that they want. equality is discrimination, the In some societies, tional arena isn't new to.us. Frederick Douglass noted, situation when the family's ily about how each member Maybe a child wants systematic unfair and unequal discrimination has become so African Americans "stamina is everything." usual ways ofcoping with life might be affected. to make sure that his or her treatment of people because much a way of life that it is A tough lesson in life that everyone has to learn is are no longer effective. Talk about the new parents come to the soccer oftheir so-called "bad" traits. conceivable than some people that not everyone wishes you well. - Dan Rather All families have habits that might be"important. game or swim meet. 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JNSURED Federal Sources 982,198.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 982.198.40 Total Receipts - (Operating) 33.271.319.50 19.000.00 327,326.53 0.00 81.540.76 33.699.186.79 DISBIJRSEI'ENTS: <---EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS---><------DPERATING DISBURSEMENTS------) Instruct ion 15.984.905.66 4.000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.988.905.66 Supporting Services 12.337,056.12 o.oo· o.oo o.oo o.oo 12.337,056.12 ~i ty Services 463.30 o.oo 0.00 0.00 0.00 463.30 Extracurricular Activities 353.037.89 o.oo 0.00 o.oo 0.00 353.037.89 Sandy Maclin, REAL TO~ Facilities Acquisition 5.380.445.10 0.00 o.oo 0.00 0.00 5. 380.445.10 BBA in Real Estate &Marketing Dl!bt Services . 28.582.535.11 o.oo 0.00 0.00 0.00 28.582.535.11 Seller/Buyer Representation Etployees Salaries & Wages o.oo 0.00 334.091.83 0.00 0.00 334.091.83 "Ensuring Honorable Service to E.ployees Retire~ent Benefits 0.00 0.00 126.692.76 o.oo 0.00 126.692.76 You & Yours" Purchased Services 0.00 0.00 26,616.15 0.00 34,786.79 61.402.94 20515 Shaker Boulevard Shaker Heights, Ohio 44122·2600 Supplies &Materials 0.00 0.00 347.666.86 0.00 16.007.18 363,674.04 Realty Office: 216·991-8400 Other Objects 0.00 0.00 3,644.45 0.00 37,094.87 40,739.32 One Voice Mail: 216-999-1744 Total Di sburse~~ents- tOper). 62.638.443.18 4.000.00 838.712.05 0.00 87,888.84 63.569.044.07 Fax: 216-991-9640 Exc. Rcpts. Over/HJnder) Disb. ( 29.367.123.68) 15.000.00 ( 511.385.52) 0.00 ( 6,348.08) ( 29.869.857.28) GliB. Email: sandymaclin@ realtor.com <-OTt£R FINANCING SOURCESUJSESH -NON-DPERATING RECEIPTS !DISBURSEJ'IENTSl-----> AN INSIGNIA FINANCIAL Web Site: www.Realtor.com/Cieveland/SandyMaclin <--... • " GROUP, INC. COMPANY Local TaK Receipts 0.00 o.oo 87,375.84 0.00 0.00 87.375.84 Contributions ~Donations 3.000.00 o.oo 0.00 0.00 . 0.00 3.000.00 Proc. Fm. Sale &loss of Assets 482.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 482.28 State Sources 0.00 0.00 20.784.62 0.00 0.00 20.784.62 Federal Sources 0.00 0.00 224,178.00 0.00 o.oo ·224. 178.00 •.DAILEY'S FOOD Operating Transfers - In 835,905.83 o.oo· 3oo.ooo.oo o.oo 331.60 1.136.237.43 3019 East 116th Street Advances - In. 1.263.19'5.12 0.00 125.000.00 0.00 0.00 1.388.195.12 Specialize in Caribbean Food Refmd of Prier Years Expend. 4.810.80 0.00 0.00 0.00 893.00 5.703.80 Beef Patties, Curry Goat, Jerk Wings For Catering - See Chris Operating Transfers - Out 1.135.905.83) 0.00 0.00 o.oo 331.60) 1.136.237.43) _ _ _ Albert Dailey- Owner Advances - Out 1.263.195.12) o.oo . 125.000.00) 0.00 0.00 1' 388. 195. 12) (216) 721-7240 Fax: (216) 721-6167 Refood of :PI'ior Years Receipts ( 19,563. 76) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 19.563.76) (216) 721-ti066 E-Mail: colbinOaol.oom Total Other Fin. Sotrces(Usesl ( 311,270.68! 0.00 632,338.46 0.00 893.00 J21.960.78 Excess Receipts/Sources Over/(Under} Sav-Liner Disbursements tt other Uses/Net ( 29,678,394.36> · 15,000.00 120,952.94 0.00 5.455.08) ( 29.547.896.50) Beginning Fund Cash Balance 58.944.120.58 4.70'4.59 146.048.20 0.00 118.577.30 59.213,450.67 Food Market Ending fl.l)d .Cash Balance 29.265.726.22 19,704.59 267.001.14 0.00 113.122.22 29.605.554.17 10716 Woodland Avenue Reserved for EncUIIbrances 13.263.686.37 0.00 97.384.98 0.00 25.205.38 13,386,276.73 lklreserved Fllld Balance 16.002.039.85 19.704.59 169.616.16 0.00 87.916.84 16,279,277.44 Cleveland, Ohio 44104 Cash in Banks :~::,~. I • ' · ' ! '. ------. -...'. ,. .····!··· ' ' ·' EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS . ··, Tuesday, July 24,2001-Friday,July27, 2001 } .. ·: Page7 ··, SPORTS ... ; . '. Merlakia Jones approaches career record The Rockers win vs. season. The last time the at Gund Arena during the 2001 come the Rockers' starting .' 1 . the Sting marked the 15th The last time the Rockers lost at home was on season. center. straight win at home for Cleve Sparks lost at home was on July 20, 2000 vs. the Houston Ann Wauters really Wauters averages land(ll during2001). July 11, vs. Portland (77-80). Comets(74-56). stepped up for her team when for the year are 9.1 ppg and 3.8 Cleveland is tied with When the Rockers' During the 1998 sea starting center Chasit Melvin rpg. the Los Angeles Sparks who defeated the Miami Sol on son the Rockers won seven went down with an eye injury. In the five games have an ongoing home winning June 16, they broke the fran home games during a one Wauters has scored since she has started, Wauters streak of 15 games in a row (9 chise record for consecutive month span (July 8-Aug. 8). in double-figures on six occa has averaged 15.0 ppg (75 during 2001) dating back to last wins at home with eight. The Rockers are 11-0 sions, five since she has be- points), 4.8 rpg (24 rebounds) and 1.00bpg(5 blocks). She has set her ca stone. Mystics to host WNBA All-Star game reer-high in points (19 vs. New Jopes needs only 6 The Washington Centre on Monday, July 16. Eastern Conference squad 73- MVP after leading the West to York on 7/19)andminutes (37 points to reach her 1,500 point Mystics have been selected to The WNBA West 61, as Tina Thompson of the a 79-61 victory. vs. Phoenix on 7/13). milestone. host the 2002 WNBA All-Star ern Conference won the 2001 Houston Comets was named The Washington The Rockers have Jones also pulled Game, which will be held at the All-Star game. Most valuable Player. WlZal'ds have played host to been outstanding on the court down her SOOth career re MCICenter. The Phoenix Mer The New York Lib three NBA All-Star Games: in against their Eastern Confer bound on June 24 at Miami, The event will mark cury hosted the 2000 WNBA erty hosted the Inaugural 1969 in Baltimore as the Balti ence opponents going 10-1 marking her as the rockers all the league's fourth All-Star All-Star Game at America WNBA All-StarGame in 1999, more Bullets; in 1980 in overall and 6-0 at home. time leading rebounder. .... ~ . Game. WNBA All-Star 2001 West Arena before 17,717 fans. which drew 18,649 fans to Landover, Md., as the Wash Cleveland's only On June 7 vs. the was hosted by the Orlando The Western Con Madison Square Garden. ington Bullets; and in 2001at loss against an Eastern Con New York Liberty, Jones sur The Rockers are sec- . . .. ;-, _ Miracle at the 1D Waterhouse ference All-Stars defeated the Lisa Leslie was the the MCI Center. ference team came against the passed forward Eva Nemcova ond in opponent's de.fensive ~(;,it~ .~·. Charlotte Sting on June 30 at as the Rockers' all-time lead rebounds (18.27 drpg). : ~ · < - _;. ? "-._; the Charlotte Coliseum (55-58). ing scorer. The Rockers .. ., Luis Tiant at Negro Leagues exhibit Cleveland will face Following the June 7 matched the number of wins .. ., To help honor the mance. Pope, 82, was a mem footsteps of his father Luis E. Eastern Conference teams 10 game,Joneshadscored 1,274 (17) achieved last season wit)J. , ! past and present contributions Retired players Josh ber of the Homestead Grays Tiant who was a great Cuban times (5 at home) throughout points as a Rocker, surpass their 56-41 win versus the Char· · · ' of minority baseball players to Gibson Jr., Wtllie Pope and pitching staffthat won the last pitcher but who was not al the remainder of the season. ing Nemcova's 1,272 points. lotte Sting on Saturday, July 21, :· America's favorite pastime, the Luis Tiant will also be fea Negro National League pen lowed to play in the major Merlakia Jones is The Rockers are Old Stone Church will host a tured. nant, and defeated the Bir leagues because of the color only one game away from ap among the elite WNBA teams, and still have 10 games remain-l · · special event featuring the Ne The event is free mingham Black Barons in the ofhis skin. proaching another career mile- particularly when it comes to ing this season. gro Leagues exhibit "Baseball and the public is invited to World Series that followed. Tiant, who failed his tournament/:,''~·:,_; _;.· Behind the Veil" on Sunday, meet the players who will also The 6'4" pitcher also first tryout with the Havana Cavs in Rocky Mountain Revue . .. '~-·: - ' July 29, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 give autographs. played in the Provincial Sugar Kings, played for the The Cleveland Cava Mihmwasselectedto ··.-_.:. p.m. A Negro Leagues League, the Western League Mexico City Tigers before the liers will participate in the 10- the NBA All-RooKie Second : .·. · · , In addition, a gradu collectible will also be raftled and the American Associa Indians signed him. team Rocky Mountain Revue, Team for2000-01. · ating collegiate ballplayer will during the event held at the tion. Cleveland fans which will be played in Salt He played in 59 ·:;: . . be presented the "Moses Old Stone .Church on His brother Dave, an would later celebrate his pitch Lake City, Utah from July 20- games (43 starts) as as rookie;.· "; ..· : Fleetwood Walker Memorial Cleveland's Public Square outfielder, played with him for ing four consecutive shutouts 27. .averaging 7.6 ppg and 4.7 re~ -..; . . Award" for being the top Ohio (Ontario Avenue entrance). the Grays. in1968. The Cavs contin- bounds per game. . '.. . . collegiate baseball player, For more informa Tiant, 60, pitched for Heretiredfrommajor gent will be arriving in Utah Among rookies,;·:~ ; '. •,. 1' !.· based upon combined aca tion, call the church at (216) the Cleveland Indians during league baseball in 1982. on Monday, July 16. Mihm ranked fourth in re-<· ,. · · : · .1, demic and athletic perfor- 241-6145. the 1960s, following in the They will begin prac- bounding, fourth in FTO/o at · -~ ·:, : ·, ' ·-: tieing in Salt Lake City with .794 (1 00-126), fifth in FG% 8t ' ~ ·: . . ' Curtis Wilson Golf outing planned two-a-day practices on Tues- .442 (173-391), seventh in 1 Cleveland State awarded. day, July 17. Langdon blocks(0.90bpg), 10thinmin- : ,: , University's Curtis Wilson Proceeds from the The Cavaliers will utes(l9.8mpg)and11thinscor-:~ ·~ -~ Scholarship Fund Committee NiteLite GolfOuting will ben play the first oftheir six games invitees are: Chris Anderson, will host a NiteLite Golf Out- efitthe Curtis Wilson Scholar on Friday, July 20. The Cavs Joe Brown, Sharif Fajardo, ing. I Diop was a Parade . ing on Friday, Aug. 17, at Little ship Fund. vs. Portland Trail Blazers game Michae McDonald, Anthony on Tuesday, July 24, will be Miller. Silas Mills, DeMarcus School Boys Met Golf Course on Old Lo-; ~, Wu'so wasth direc- Magazin~ Hi~ ~ broadcast live on ESPN2 start- Minor, Milos Paravinja, Jamal ~1-Amenca Ftrst Team selec- ).·~.~ :· rain Road in Fairview Park. tor ofthe Cleve~and S~ Uni- The first-time event ingat2:00p.m. EDT. Robinson, Paul Shirley, ' :twn and ';as .named to the...... \ versity Black Studies Program includes dinner at 7:00 p.m. TheCavaliersarean- Jermaine Walker and Tyson .McDonaldsHighSchoolAll- •. . ,... ; . ;. and an assistant professor of and nine holes of golf, begin- ticipatingparticipationfrom 16 Wheeler. .America Team following his ..... :~ . ;. history. ning at 8:00p.m. players. DeSagana Diop, Langdonplayedin65 :senior year at Oak Hill Acad- <.'- ·:· >:' ·: '; The cost is $35.00 for Each year, two Curtis Trajan Langdon and Chris games last season with the ,emy High School in Mouth of : ~( . ·, ~t.. ·~' _. } . -.- . • . : • . golf and dinner, or $15.00 for Wilson Scholarships are Mihm, who are under contract Cavs and averaged 6.0 ppg in Wtlso~ Va. · . ·; ~" ;_' ...,, . ,~_.·...... , .. H " 1•:, • . .... ::~ ;-: - ~·- ~ · -.· .: _; r r -. . - d .· \ t '~ · ~r ' • J. ~ •• ~ • ··.:. -· ; •. ------~------~------~------··------~- PageS EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, July 24, 2001-Friday, July 27, 2001 Grilled fruits, vegetables (NAP SA)-When it 1-2 tbsp. brown comes to great grilling, many sugar backyard chefs are thinking 4 tbsp. sesame oil green-and yellow and red. Combine ingredients On The Town These chefs are mak for marinade. Place all veg ing the most of the season's etables in an oval dish and MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANTS* NIGHT LIFE most plentiful bounty: fresh pour marinade over and rest fruits and vegetables. for 1 hour. "During the summer, Place on grill and grill I like to take advantage of over high heat for 1-2 minutes fruits and vegetables grown on each side. Heat marinade Lil Wayne releases 'Shine' locally," said Chef Fritz and serve with vegetables. Sonnenschmidt of the Culi Serve with grilled Cash Money and Money Records rappers Mack breaks away from the festivi dently-release album Get It nary Institute of America. French bread and a glass of Universal Records rapper Lil 10 and newcomer Mickey join ties to enjoy the scenery and How U Live!!, which sold more "To infuse flavor, I Glen Ellen Chardonnay. Wayne is preparing to heat up Lil Wayne on the cut and the take a spin on their motor than 200,000 copies by word marinate them with different Grilled Peaches With Bleu the summer with his newest "Shine" video. cycles. of-mouth, and the follow-up spices and the same wine that Cheese offering, "Shine." Directed by Bille Making a cameo ap platinum disc Guerrilla War lam serving with my meal." 1 cup Glen Ellen The song, a radio Woodruff, the video was shot pearance in print-sizd mink fare, which was released Entertaining at home Cabemet Sauvignon friendly, feel-good cut that on the beach in Miami and fea coats are Cash Money Co through Cash Money and can be expensive, says 2 tbsp. sugar spins tales of flossin' and tures Lil Wayne, Mack 10 arid CEO, Bryan "Baby" Williams' Universal Records. Sonnenschmidt, but there's no 1 tsp. freshly ground hanging out, will be serviced Mickey partying inside of a two young children. Lil Wayne's solo de need to splurge on every in pepper to radio in mid-July. seaside mansion. As a member of the but disc, Tha Block Is Hot, Lil'Wayne gredient. 2 peaches halved Newly signed Cash The trio eventually New Orleans-based hip-hop garnered certified platinum The gold-certified "Go ahead and buy and pitted crew the Hot Boys, Lil Wayne sales and spawned the hit title Lights Out disc is nearing the most expensive baking 2 tbsp. virgin olive oil appeared on the indepen- track. platinum sales. chocolate for your dessert," 4 oz. bleu cheese said Sonnenschmidt, "but then crumbled r Cheryl 'Pepsi' Riley stars in 'The Fabric of A Man' choose a moderate-priced Fresh mint leaves for Chris' Cinema Trivia & ~ wine like Glen Ellen. garnish Emmy-winning actor music written and composed choiceofperformance. Friday Affordable does not In a small saucepan Movie Match .Up Shemar Moore ("Young & The by Brent Jones. at 7:00p.m. & 10:30p.m.;Sat- necessarily mean you have to combine the Cabemet with By CHRIS APPLING Restless"), joins fellow actor The play takes a urdayat3:00p.m.&8:00p.m.; sacrifice quality either, you sugar and pepper. Clifton Powell ("Why Do Fools thought-provoking look at and Sundayat3:00p.m.&7:30 just have to know what to Bring to a boil andre Fall In Love", "Rush Hour"), women's struggles in entering p.m. buy." duce by 2/3 of the volume 45 TRIVIA - (DraiiUIS) stage veteran Cheryl "Pepsi" and maintaining relationships Tickets for the show Grilled Garden Vegetables to 60 minutes or to a maple Riley and gospel recording art and the compromises they are on sale at the Playhouse 1 medium size zuc syrup consistency. 1. What 1949 film Gossett an Academy Award ists Elder Cedric Ford and Or make that undermine their Square Box Office; online at chini, sliced 1" thick Rub peaches with ol was based on a true story in for Best Supporting Actor? lando Wright in the gospel goals, dreams and self-esteem www.playhousesquare.com; 2 carrots, cut on bias ive oil, place on grill at high Reader's Digest and starred 4. What 1995 film di musical "TheFabricofaMan." all for the love ofa man. at all tickets.com outlets or by 112" thick heat, and grill just to a light white actors Mel Ferrer and rected by African-American Scheduled to play in Tickets range from . phoneat(216)241-6000ol!toll 1 head of broccoli, golden color. Beatrice Pearson as a Cau director Preston A. Whitmore the Allen Theatre August 3rd- $22.50 to $29.50 according to freeat(800) 766-6048. cut into spears Brush with wine casian-looking, Negro IT starred Allen Payne, Eddie 5th, "Fabric ofa Man'" is writ 1 yellow squash, sauce and grill for one more couple who, after having Griffin, Joe Morton and Vonte ten, produced and directed by 'A Twist of Marley' at Palace Theatre sliced l" thick minute. Place on a plate. been rejected from finding Sweet as 4, black marines on award-winning playwright A tribute to the leg performance in the new 1 bunch ofscallions, Pour remaining wine employment by both races, a mission during the Vietnam David E. Talbert, with original endary reggae king Bob Accenture Jazz Series at Play decides to m~ve to a New War who reveal to each other Marley through the jazz and house Square Center. trimmed sauce over peaches. Garnish England community to 'pass' the reasons they joined the R&B stylings ofLee Ritenour, Tickets are $30.00 & Marinade: with bleu cheese and mint and raise their children only Corps inbetween fighting their Jonathan Butler, Patti Austin $25.00. 1 cup Glen Ellen leaves. to have their true racial heri enemy? Just and Gerald Albright will enter Tickets for the show Chardonnay For more information tage revealed years later? 5. Who is the black tain at the Palace Theatre on are on sale at the Playhouse 1 cup balsamic vin- about wine and food pairing, 2. 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