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E.S.D.N. the Pamela O'Bannon,38, is Black Women's Political Action attempting to win the November 3 Committee, the Cuyahoga County Defendants sentenced in FBI drug sting election for the general division of . ByCLAUDESTARKS sentenced to seven years and Dehil, 26, who reported the ille­ nature of the fe lony conviction judge for the Common Pleas Court Democratic Party, the Suburban three months in prison. gal activities to police after par­ precluded patrolman Freddie for the full term commencing Janu­ Black Caucus, and B.E.D.C.O. U.S. District Judge Stephen Salerno, 30, a ticipating in two drug transac­ Cody from returning to the po­ ary7,1999. Additionally, O'Bannon Donald C. Nugent recently sen­ Cleveland Heights police officer tions. lice force after his prison term. O'Bannon·s opponent for said that if elected to the office of tenced the 5 I defendants in an was sentenced to six years and Dehil received a sen­ Dixon said that he in­ the November 3 general election is judge. she would be "firm, fair, im­ · FBI drug sting during an eight three months in prison. tence from the judge of five structed the lieutenants to tell Republican Chris Boyko, who had partial" and delegate sentences • hour courtroom session before Nancy Brown, 34 and months in a halfway house and the East Cleveland officers to no opponent in the May 5 Primary "creatively"in order to rehabilitate approximately 300 relatives, FBI Angienette Suggs, 24, were the five months house detention. stay away from the illegal ac­ Election and received 32,55 I O'Bannon the prisoner and make the sen­ agents and attorneys at the only women who participated in East Cleveland Police tivities in which Cody was in­ votes. division preside over all fe lony tence correlate to the crime. Howard Metzenbaum Federal the illegal activities involving Chief Joseph Dixon said that the volved. Judges within the general cases in Cuyahoga County and Courthouse, 201 Superior Ave. cocaine which surrounded their all civil cases which are in excess O'Bannon also said that The sentencing culmi­ arrest. of$10,000. she would expedite her cases natedan investigation which was Brown, who was an O'Bannon, who has a quickly in order to save the tax­ initiated in October of I 996 by an county corrections officer and bachelor's degree in social work payers of Cuyahoga County unnamed FBI agent who repre­ Suggs, who was an East Cleve­ from Ohio State University and money. sented himself as a drug dealer in land patrolwoman, was sentenced a juris doctorate degree from the O'Bannon said that her need of individuals to transport, to prison terms of two years and Case Western Reserve Univer­ qualifications for judge of the hide and guard cocaine in the six months and three years and sity School of Law, had no op­ Court of Common Pleas include Greater Cleveland area. five months respectively. ponent in the May 5 Democratic All defendants pleaded The majority of the de­ Primary Election and received being a former assistant law di­ guilty and the maximum sentence fendantsreceived prison terms of 91,139votes. rector and prosecutor with the city directed to the defendants by two years and six months. O' Bannon said that she of Cleveland. Nugent was given to Michael Nugent instructed the derived the idea of becoming a Additionally, O"Bannon Joye. defendants that they have until judge as a ten year old fourth has been employed as an assis­ Joye, 30, was employed October 19 to start their prison grade student when then judge tant prosecutor with the county. as an county corrections officer. sentences. Sarah Harper visited her class­ O'Bannon says that her Joye organized the drug Two defendants were room and emphasized to her and qualifications should assist her activity and recruited the police­ instructed to report directly to her classmates the importance of man and guards to transport and prison because they had an ille­ acquiring an education. when the voters compare her work PTQtect the cocaine. gal drug in their urine samples. O'Bannon said that be­ experiences with the other judi­ Joye also told the FBI Former Cleveland Police cause she was the youngest of cial candidates. agent that he could supply offic­ Chief Jason Collins' son Jason, ~ 11 children, she was inspired to O'Bannon said that af­ ers to protect the cocaine. 26, who was a patrolman with the Mayor Mike White addresses the media at a press conference on the purchase of the Cleve- leave the Garden Valley Housing ter winning the May 5 Democratic Joye was sentenced to Cleveland Heights Police Depart­ land Browns as former Browns' member Bernie Kosar listens. (ESDN Photo by R.K.) Projects where her family lived. Primary Election, hername should 'nine years and four months in fed­ ment, was sentenced to three O'Bannon also said be recognized within the county eral prison. years and eight months in prison. After being informed of Assistant U.S Attorney electorate. the length of his sentence, Joye James R. Wooley told Judge Small Business Association holds seminar O'Bannon has been told Nugent that he deserved his Nugent that the FBI agent was married for ten years to Michael The Cleveland District entrepreneurs interested in floor conference room in Cleveland technical and management assis­ O'Bannon, who is employed as pr.ison term. instructed to request large quan­ Office of the U.S. Small Business starting or expanding their own from 10:00 to noon. tance to help Americans start, John Evan ish ill, 25, was an institutional guard with the tities of drugs to ensure the le­ Administration (SBA) will con­ small business by providing as­ Please call the SBA recep­ run, and grow their businesses. sentenced to nine years and two gitimacy of the need to protect duct an SBA loan seminar for sistance in obtaining loans. tionist at (216) 522-4180 to make a The SBA is a federal Cleveland Police Department and months in prison. the shipments. small business owners on The seminar will be reservation as soon as possible. agency, guaranteeing 30-40% of has two children Milton, 3 and Freddie L.Cody, 30,an Judge Nugent com­ W~~sday, September 9. held at the Eaton Center, llll The U.S. Small Business all long-term loans to small busi­ Michael, 9, in addition to a step­ East Cleveland police officer, was mended the actions of Daniel Two hour seminar is for Superior Avenue in the 11th Administration provides financial, nesses nation-wide. son Kenneth Himons, I 0. Tavis Smiley speaks at A Cultural Exchange Stokes retires after 30 years in Congress By CLAUDE STARKS By CLAUDE STARKS written articles pertaining to the Smiley answered ques­ show. tions which were written by the Rep. Louis Stokes, who Author, radio and tele­ Smiley suggested that audience prior to the speech. is retiring after serving 15 con­ vision personality Tavis Smiley the novelists ask black publish­ Smiley answered a ques­ secutive terms in Congress was recently addressed an audience ers for a larger percentage of the tion by saying that President born in Cleveland February 23, of approximately 100 at A Cul­ money which will be derived from Clinton will not recover politically 1925. tural Exchange, 12621 Larchmere the sales of their books because and morally in the minds of He was educated in the Cleveland public school system Blvd. the publishers cannot afford to Americans because of his sexual and attended Western Reserve A. C. E. is a nonprofit pay an advance as large as white Jaison with Monica Lewinsky. University. He received a juris cultural organization which was publishers. Smiley did say he be­ doctorate degree from Cleveland designed to enlist African-Ameri­ Smiley discussed an is­ lieves that Clinton will not resign State University, John Marshall can males in the Greater Cleve­ sue during his speech which he or be impeached. School of Law. He served three of Ohio. l~nd area to donate books and also talks about on his radio Smiley said that Clinton years in the military. During his tenure in Con­ v.olunteer their time to read to Tavis Smiley, television and radio personality was recently By virtue of his elec­ show which is that the auction­ has been a good President for gress, Stokes was a member of the in Cleveland at A CultLtre Exchange bookstore to sign his recent tion to Congress in 1968, Stokes students in day care centers and ing of memorabilia which belong African-Americans because committees which investigated book, A Hard Left. Smiley is with Deborah McHamm, owner ofthe became the first African-Ameri­ sChools. to slaves. when he first assumed the office bookstore. can congressman from the state the assasinations of President Smiley is the author of Smiley said that the idea of president, he wanted his Cabi­ Kennedy and Martin Luther King three books and appears locally is "incomprehensible" because net to "represent America" in Jr., as well as the committee which OIJ cable television station BET the Jewish population in this terms of ethnicity. East Side resident slain on Bartlett was formulated to determine and on The Tom Joyner Show country would not allow items Smiley also said that By CLAUDE STARKS dent Terrance Gulley, 2 1, who was from a bullet which penetrat'ed whether President Ronald Reagan ~ T-uesday and Thursday mornings to be sold which belong to vic­ Clinton has appointed more Afri­ shot to death August 14 at the in­ his heart. sold weapons to citizens in Iran. on WZAK FM 93.1 tims of the Holocaust. can-American judges than a! I of Funeral services were tersection of East I 54th St. and According to St. Currently, Stokes is the WZAK personality Kim Smiley also said that he the previous presidents com­ recently held at R.A. Franklin Bartlett Avenue. Luke's Medical Center Spokes­ third ranking minority member of Funeral Services Inc., 13202 County Coroner Eliza­ woman Arlene Costanzo, East Jollnson introduced Smiley by will donate $10,000 to the United bined. the Appropriations Committee Euclid Ave., for East Side resi- beth Balraj said that Gulley died Side resident Eugenia Clayton, and is the senior member of the reGiting a litany of his accomplish­ Negro College Fund which was Smiley said that black 65. was sent home August 18 Subcommittee on Veterans Af­ ments since graduating from the derived from the sales of his book "folks" lack astuteness in the after having been treated for fairs-Housing and Urban Devel­ University of Indiana. which is entitled "On Air." stock market and also that Afri­ three bullets wounds which opment-Independent Agencies Smiley opened his ad­ Smiley said that his can-Americans should invest occured while she witnessed the Additonally, he serves dress by stating that he was book was written by blacks, sold $200 in the stock market instead incident. as a member of the of the sub­ "happy" to be in Cleveland again An East Side male of in black bookstores and urged of buying "a pair ofNike shoes." committee on Labor, Health and African-American descent who and noted that his most recent the au.dience to support black Finally, Smiley said th:at Human Services. is approximately 28 years old is visit was during Cleveland State owned and operated institutions he "approves" of the United in city jail while homicide detec­ Stokes was appointed University's "Black Aspirations because "if we don't, no one else States' missile attacks against tives are questioning him to de­ by Minority Leader Ri chard Week." will." Sudan and Afghanistan and de­ termine his role in the incident Gephardt to serve as a member of Smiley said that since . Smiley told the aspiring nying any attempt to withdraw Sgt. Mark Hastings, a committee which advises the ending the summer schedule of novelists in the audience who money from American banks by who is spokesman for the police Democratic Leadership in Con­ the nationally syndicated "Tom desire to work with African­ citizens from the two nations. department, said that the gress. Joyner Show," he has been on a American publishing institutions Smiley said that the suspect's car was impounded by Stokes has been named hectic schedule to cities which that they will not receive a large bombing of an U.S. Embassy in the police. several times to Ebony magazine's Hastings also said that include St. Louis, Detroit, Los advance from the sales of their Nairobi. Kenya on August 7 list of the 100 Most Influential two African-American males Angeles and Atlanta. book. which killed 12 Americans and car Black Americans. who are approximately the same Stokes bas received Because the location Smiley said that the bombings in Nairobi and Dares age as the suspect are being honorary degreees from numer­ and nature of his visit to Cleve­ monetary amount that he re­ Salaam, Tanzania which killed 263 sought to determine their roles ous universities. land centered on reading books, ceived prior to the publishing of people and wounded more than in the death of Gulley and the Chris Leanza, a student at Benedictine High School helps Stokes is a trustee of Smiley reiterated a book signing his book "On Air" does not com­ 5,000 people by terrorists wounding of Clayton . area residellt Roberta \oli:llters clean her windows at Jaelot Apart­ Karamu House and the Martin event in which poet, lecturer and pare with the six million which mems. Hastings said that a .38 prompted his decision. Luther King Jr. Center for Social caliber handgun was confiscated author Maya Angelou partici­ Colin Powell received from his Angelou attempted to Change. at the scene of the crime and that pated. book "My American Journey". purchase a first edition of her Student helps area resident approximately "18 shots·· were Stokes is a member of Smiley said that the Smiley suggested that novel "I Know Why the Caged . Benedictine senior plight to a staff member at Bene­ fired. by the individuals in­ Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and show has gained credence with the novelists ask black publish­ Bird Sings'' for $10,000, but the ChrisLeanza recently helped an dictine High School who immedi­ volved. the Masons. the mainstream media and the ers for a larger percentage of the owner was unwilling to part with elderly Jaelot Apartment resi­ ately got the wheels turning to get Hastings said that the Stokes and his wife public and validated his opinion money which will be derived from the book. dent (Shaker Boulevard) solve help from the student community evidence in the case which was Jeanette are the parents of four by stating that NBC's Today the sales of their books because Smiley revealed that his a major problem. service program. accumulated by the homicide de­ children and grandparents of Show have discussed his radio the publishers cannot afford to next book will focus on the po­ Roberta Walters could Leanza, the starting point tectives will be reviewed by the seven. guard on Benedictine's two-time show and Newsweek magazine pay an advance as large as white litical commentary he discusses not wash the outside of her up­ city prosecutor next week to de­ Stokes' retirement plans state championship basketball termine if the suspect currently and the Washington Post have publishers. on the Tom Joyner Show. per floor apartment windows. include writing three books and She mentioned her Continued on page 6 being detained will be charged. lecturing at Howard University. •

Thesday, September 2, 1998- Friday, September 4, 1998 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page2 ~~~~~~~v~AN~T~~G~E~P~O~IN~T~~~~~~~~~~~~v~o~uR~H~E~A~~T~H~~~~~ Lloyd J. Jordan elected president of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Planned Parenthood offers teen hours Attorney Lloyd J. Jordan as Second Vice Grand Basileus; was elected as a representative to I Beginning immediately, ment of Health recorded 2,549 of St. Louis, Mo., was elected re- George Grace of Miami, FL., as the Omega Psi Phi Supreme Coun­ Planned Parenthood of Greater births among ten to nineteen year cently Grand Basileus (interna­ Grand Keeper of Records and Seal; cil (board of directors) and since I Cleveland (PPGC) will begin offer­ olds. tional president) of Omega Psi Phi and Alcindor Rosier of Fairfax, then he held numerous interna­ ing special hours for teens from In 1996 in East Cleveland, Fraternity at the organization's VA., as Grand Keeper of Finance. tional positions including Grand one o'clock to six o'clockon Tues­ there were 125 births among 15 to 70th Grand Conclave in New Or- Jordan joined the frater­ Counselor, which he handled the days and Wednesdays at the 19 year olds, and in Lakewood leans. nity in 1975 as an undergraduate organization's legal matters. PPGC clinic in East Cleveland, 1835 there were 52. student at Washington University The organization is a Forest Hills Boulevard and from Teen pregnancy occurs in St. Louis where he earned two strong financial supporter of tra­ two o'clock to six o'clock on Mon­ in affluent suburbs as well as the bachelor of science degrees, com­ ditionally black colleges and uni­ days and Thursdays at the Lake­ inner city, and the problems asso­ puter engineering and applied versities giving more than $1 mil­ wood clinic, 16208 Madison Av­ ciated with too early parenting af­ mathematics. enue. lion to the United Negro College Perez fect the entire community. He earned his law degree PPGC's Outreach work­ Fund along with the endowment Prominent men of sibilities of being sexually active." The PPGC Education De­ at St. Louis University and passed ers, specially trained to work with of four chairs. Omega include Bill Cosby, Jesse Teen hours are for males partment offers training and work­ both the Missouri and Illinois State young people, will be available at Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Jackson, Benjamin Hooks, Vernon and females. Funding for staff for shops on a variety of health re­ bar exams. He also attended these times to talk with teens about two years ago initiated a Habitat Jordan, Michael Jordan and teen hours is provided by Dea­ lated issues. their concerns, including contra­ for America project, building coness Community Foundation PPGC also operates a ception, sexually transmitted dis­ and Mount Sinai Community Part­ Resource Center for reproductive eases, and AIDS. ners. health information and profes­ presidents or chancellors. No appointment is nec­ In 1996 the Ohio Depart- sional training. essary to come talk during teen hours and their is no charge. Roach joins graphic firm Three area students re­ Black Cultural Organization at "We're trying our best to ceived the good news recently Benedictine. make it easy for young people to Arnold & Company that they had made the Benedic­ Last year he was get the information they need. Communications, a full-service tine High School Honor Roll in the Benedictine's "Homecoming They often have a lot of questions, 'advertising, public relations, mar­ last grading period. King" during the football season. and they want to know what to keting and sales promotions They are Senior Marin is the son of expect from th~ir first visit to a agency located in Beachwood, Donovan Bibb, First Honors; Se­ Eduardo Marin of Cleveland. clinic," says Amy Ezzo, West Side Ohio, announces the appointment nior Walter Morris, Second Hon­ The three students were outreach worker. "I can take the of Brian Roach to graphic de­ ors; and Senior Andre Marin, Sec­ among 76 Benedictine students time b.at's necessary to explain signer. ond Honors. (20% of375) who made the Honor about birth control options, Prior to joining A&CC, Bibb, who is heading for roll last semester. condom use, HIV tests. And I'll Roach was a graphic designer for the University of Michigan, was Benedictine is an all-boys take time with them and make sure Ostendorf-Marris, Ohio's largest a member of the National Honor college prep school on MLK Jr. we talk about what's really impor­ commercial real estate company. Society, served as feature editor a key member of the Bengals track, council president in his senior Drive. Over 98% of Benedictine's tant to them." "If a teen decides to Roach has also designed Roach in his senior year for the student cross-country and wrestling year and president of his sopho­ graduates will enter college this return as a patient, she will be well advertising materials for such versity School of Art Scholarship newspaper, The Benet, and was teams. more and junior classes as well. fall. prepared," said Denise Perez, the nonprofit organizations as the and has attended the Blossom editor-in-chief of the Literary He also was student He was active in the East Side 0utreach worker. "We Red Cross and the United way. Workshop for Web Design. magazine. For enrollment informa­ want to make sure young people Roach was a two-time Roach and his family re­ He also represented Larry Mares joins ad agency tion, call Chris LoPresti at 431-2080, ext.356. understand the risks and respon- recipient of the Kent State Uni- side in Middleburg Heights. 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RUTH LAWSON BROWN PETER SONNENFELD 29 18 East 81"' StrPC>t Office (216) 518-9992 OPEN Pager 962-1 708 Clt>vt.>land, OH 4410-t Home 751-7016 (2161 271-9G35 STORM BARBER SHOP REF1NANCE NOW! EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIR Doe's Auto Clinie PARTS & SALES For A Storming Cut & More See VACUUM CLEANER & LAMP REPAIR Carlton - John - Rod - Sean Comph.•tt> Auto Sl"n.it•e A Engine Rl"pair 'Jl~?a~ mt-.,trit•al s,. St4."ms Transmissions 11622 Buckeye Road \ . ~ Front t:nds "4"1dln~ 12912 LARCHMERE Houn: Monday- Saturday ~ Rrar End.. Shot·ks PHONE 231-7383 CLEVELAND, OHIO 4412D 12395 McCracken Road Tum··lp" Sprin~s 9:00 a.m. To 6:00 p.m. ' L Cleveland, Ohio 44125 / Fax (216) 518-9996 Lulw Jobs To~lnlf -·(216) 721-8877 \.ir £ondltionin~ Thesday, September 2, 1998 - Friday, September 4, 1998 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page4 Community Salutes Congressman Louis Best Wishes Stokes For 30 Years OfDedicated Service ~ $. .o/'oote- ~ 'i&'o. Congratulations On 3 0 Years ofService (216)531-3363 to Lawyers to honor Congressman Stokes ~I CONGRESSMAN The Cuyahoga County Bar Foundation is proud to sponsor a commu- Louis Stokes Fax (216) 531·7475 Congressman STOKES nity tribute to Louis Stokes: V.M. 1-440-302-2370 Thanks For Years Of Best Wishes On Your lawyer, statesman and friend. UIS STOKES A dinner and trib- Dedication To Cleveland Retirement ute will take place in the Jimmie Poole, GAl On Your Retirement Grand Ballroom of the Re­ Broker 15606 St. Clair And Continued Success naissance Cleveland Hotel Congratulations Cleveland. Oh10 4411 0 FROM on Tuesday, September 8 be­ Congressman Louis Stokes ginning with a reception at Best Wishes ANN MANNE.. N On Your 5:30p.m. CANDIDATE FoR JuDGE The honorary hosts Congressman Stokes Common Pleas Court 28th Annual Picnic for the event include: The Honorable Jack Day, Russell On Your Retirement s CUYAHOGA COUNTY TREASURER Adrine, Esq., Thomas RALPH J. PERK, JR. VOTE 188!0 HLII "'"' :\\ Cllllt" Dettelbach, Esq., Frank Clrveland Ohio +fl22 James Rokakis Phone (216) 752-360() DeSantis, Esq., Ken Bossin, JUDGE Thesday Nov. 3, 1998 Fax (216) 752-6509 Esq., Carmen Adams, Esq., Paid for hy CommiU!!I! to Ell!ct Ann ~-1annl!n Judg~o.'. Louis Frty. Treasurl!r. 1 65 1 ~. I 90th SL. Eudid. Ohio 44119 Carol Henderson and Justice Center- Courts Tower 1200 Ontario St., Courtroom 14-B Venerine Branham as well as Phone:216-664-4982 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 dignitaries from the Bench ·~ .. and Bar throughout the com­ GOOD LUCK! munity, the state and the na- CONGRESSMAN STOKES tion. Farm House Food Distributors, Inc. On November 6, 9000 Woodland Ave. 28th ANNUAL FAMILY 1968, Louis Stokes was fil Cleveland, Ohio 44104 JUDGE CHRIS elected to the United States BOYKO Congress on his first bid for Best Wishes On Your Retirement public office. Cuyaboga County Common Pleas Court THREE LOCATIONS LABOR By virtue of his 9000 Woodland Avenue • Cleveland, Ohio • (216) 791-6948 election, he became the first Southgate USA K ... .,.... a.]b c...... a-. Mark Wlrba, lh•_... 6741 RWc• Rea4. P....., OtM .Uilt African American member 10524 Southgate Park Blvd. • Maple Hts., Ohio • 587-6767 of Congress from the State of East Side Market 625 East 105th Street • Cleveland, Ohio • (216) 268-6789 DAY Ohio. 11111111111111111111 First sworn in at the Daniel N. Simon 91 st Congress, Representa­ Pre.tident tive Stokes is serving in his (216) 791-69411 Live Fish - Fresh Fish PICNIC fifteenth consecutive term in (216) 791-3474 FAX Seafood - Clambakes BUILDING····~ MATERIALS the House ofRepresentatives. "Celebrating 30 Years ·------·------­ Presently serving in of Excellent Service." the I 05th Congress, Stokes SUPPLIERS OF: is a member of the Appro­ given by the 11th Congressional District Caucus Masonry - Drywall priations Committee, where, by reason if his seniority, he with Congressman Louis Stokes Plaster - Sewer Pipe is the third ranking minority member of the full commit­ ...,..,.,._ MONDAY, (Labor Day) SEPTEMBER 7, 1998 El.lCTEO.,_ Of"FIClRS Continued Success In Your Retirement ,__ WICKAEL CllriUGO Lee. He is the ranking minor­ TEMY~R ft4CIIMS .. wtt.SC»oo ...,,...... o JOSE""'-' 11E.GLOUS from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Congressman Louis Stokes ity member of the Subcom­ ...... cw.E!.PIOTI'ttiNSit """".. • w.RTWO MetC.f.AN R()e(fiiT SH(AJo.fiiO ~F.-PO"'-"" GEORGE. AAGIE •JFI LUKE EASTER PARK mittee on Veterans Affairs­ -­ LOUfSOAI«:: Cl.IFTONirll DAANf.$ t)()tr,IIMC\i1TAN1CNO 9005 Woodland Avenue """"'PO .IOSEPttAI..LonAtlo!Mol Housing and Urban Develop­ -­ L.tiiiA'tOf.tr.Al.EY~I EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Cleveland, Ohio 44104 (216) 791-9800 ,GARY Jff.SSEFI ment-Independent Agencies. ..._ .. o ~ -__ NICK COQAEA Jilt JIE.FFRE't f'£()1CINO JOli"MfN:... In addition, he con- -·0 --...,._,_.,.ilFntfYO"..W "Children's Village" • Food • "Seniors' World" • Entertainment ~:.O~o tinues to serve as a member ....,_ .... ,o. .,...,. MOTORCADE and PARADE of the Subcommittee on La­ Best Wishes * *

bor-Health and Human Ser­ JATo». To BEGINNING AT EAST 146th STREET and KINSMAN - 12:00 noon ~·o inisterial Day Care/Head Start Association vices-Education. ACieEin...,,..,. SOF04EK. .. o Jfll Congressman Louis Stokes .,_...,.._ FOR BOOTH APPLICATIONS CALL 752-5460 or 561 -7718 Salutes In Congress, Repre­ Many Thanks For Your Service ..,...PMA. Sc"""""" L(FIOII¥f17 Thaddeus J. Jackson, Chairman, Co-Chairpersons, Anna Chatman Councilman Jeremiah Johnson, S IUHCW.l WEL'TWAH I 1 Louis Stokes sentative Stokes ranks elev­ Carnal Mitchell, Eugene Pearson and William Richards enth overall in House senior­ On a lifetime of service to the community ity. For information, call (216) 621-5112.

My Heartfelt Thanks To Congressman Louis Stokes For Your Untiring, Dedicated Service To The 11th Congressional District

And For Your Outstanding Contribution

To The City of East Cleveland

During My Tenure As Mayor

WALLACE D. DAVIS Former Mayor of East Cleveland Thesday, September 2, 1998 -Friday, September 4, 1998 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page5 Community Salutes Congressman Louis Stokes For 30 Years Of Dedicated Service ( A Look At My World ) Lynch mob out to get Bill Clinton The Cleveland Clinic By DAVID L. ODUM Starr's indictments Starr's tactics of dan and Bruce Lindsey. are combined with the out­ threatening low-level people When a judge dis­ The indictment of rageous public release of doc­ in order to get them to give missed a lawsuit of sexual former Associate Attorney tored transcripts of taped evidence against higher-ups misconduct by Paula Jones General Webster Hubbel, telephone conversations be­ are thuggish pressure tactics in April, Starr had to find plus his wife, accountant and tween Hubbel, a former Jus­ which are perfect examples someone else to give evi­ lawyer, was the beginning, tice Department official, and and they are unlawful and il­ dence against the President. and all part of a blatant at­ Hubbel's wife and lawyer legal. Jones had sued is proud to congratulate Clinton for making a crude tempt to squeeze Hubbel and while Hubbel was iP. prison. Webster Hubbel is a others into giving false evi­ These phone tran­ former partner of Hi Iary sexual advance that she re­ dence against the President, scripts were heavily doctored Clinton, thereby placing him buffed when Clinton was Bill Clinton and the First and in some instances falsi­ as a prime target of the "Get governor of Arkansas in Lady, Hillary Clinton. fied altogether. Clinton" mob from the begin­ 1991 . With the indict­ The-Starr investiga­ ning - sometime around That is how Starr ments of Susan McDougal tion seems to be a clear ex­ early 1993 when the republi­ heard of Monica Lewinsky. the Honorable Louis Stokes Starr learned that and Webster Hubbel -each ample ofunlawf:.JI phone tap­ can Party realized they would for a second time- the mob ping, targeting and prosecut­ not get enough votes to defeat Monica Lewinsky had a around Whitewater prosecu­ ing a political figure. Clinton - they accused conversation with Clinton in tor Kenneth Starr seems hell­ These indictments Hubbel of being part of the the White House. bent on bringing down the are unprecedented and Whitewater case, involving Starr had Linda President at all costs. shameful. Starr's office is not him of taking money from his Tripps get her to talking for his The right wing of interested in the truth, they law firm by padding expense about the encounter and re·­ the Republican Party is join­ simply want to find someone records. corded the conversation. ing in a treasonous alliance willing to lie about Bill and Hubbel cooperated Starr then made with enemies of the President Hillary Clinton. with the Whitewater prosecu­ Lewinsky a witness in the and are determined to over­ Starr's people are tor because he knew he was sexual misconduct lawsuit throw/impeach the Presi,:l!nt trying very hard to create innocent, but his cooperation by Paula Jones. and irreparably damage the witnesses and manufacture did not benefit him at all. "My After the lawsuit 30 years of service institution of the Presidency evidence against the answers did not always please was dismissed, Starr went to itself. Clintons. the investigations, but they work on Lewinsky. were always truthful," stated Lewinsky finally Best Wishes From Hub bel. struck a "tell all" deal with Starr •s investigators Starr. continued to squeeze Hubbel She testified before into giving false evidence a grand jury and reportedly to Northeast Ohio. against the President and the admitted to having a sexual First Lady, but, he declared relationshi):l with the Presi­ LOCAL UNION 18 that he will not give in to the dent. Officers, Executive Board and Members pressure to lie about the Presi­ It is unfortunate 3515 Prospect Avenue • Cleveland, Ohio 44115 dent or the First Lady, even if that Starr was allowed to James H. Gardner, Business Manager they put his whole family in drag this young lady's name Thomas E. Louis, President prison. and reputation through the Starr's focus now to media mud as he did. Washington D.C. where he I have only one still has a grand jury sitting question. Why would a Equalizer to cook up obstruction of the young lady keep a semen l'HE CLEVELAND CLINIC 16500 Chagrin Blvd. justice charges against the stained dress for more than Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120 First Lady Hillary and im­ a year and then mail it to her FOUNDATION peachment indictments mother- unwashed? (216) 921-2525 against the President. As souvenir of her More Power To You They are also tryst with the President? No. Congressman Louis Stokes searching for anything they as evidence for Starr. To me, In Your Retirement can find against the President I see a "set-up." and other close friends of the The President has President, such as Vernon Jor- Continued on page 3 (216) 696·0066 FAX (2161 696·!5711 Thanks For A Job Well Done!

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CLEVELAND CITY COUNCILMEMBERS SALUTE CONGRESSMAN LOUIS STOKES FOR HIS EFFORTS TO MAKE OUR CITY BETTER. THANK YOU CONGRESSMAN STOKES! Cleveland City Council

JAY WESTBROOK. Council President ROOSEVELT COATS, Majority Leader ARTHA WOODS,City Clerk Councilman, Ward 18 Councilman, Ward 10 Clerk of Council

PATRICIA BRITT KENNETH L. JOHNSON ODELIA V. ROBINSON Councilwoman, Ward 6 Councilman, Ward 4 Councilwoman, Ward 2

JOE CIMPERMAN JOSEPH T. JONES EDWARD W. RYBKA Councilman, Ward 13 Councilman, Ward 1 Councilman, Ward 12

NELSON CINTRON, JR. FANNIE M. LEWIS MARTIN J. SWEENEY Councilman, Ward 14 Councilwoman, Ward 7 Councilman, Ward 21 Stephanie Tubbs-Jones MICHAEL A. DOLAN TIMOTHY J. MELENA CRAIG E. WILLIS Councilman, Ward 21 Councilman, Ward 17 Councilman, Ward 9

Candidate, U.S. Representative MERLE R. GORDON LARRY MORAN ROBERT J. WHITE, Ill 11th Congressional District Councilwoman, Ward 15 Councilman, Ward 16 Councilman, Ward 2 FRANK G. JACKSON BILL W. PATMON JOSEPH J. ZONE Councilman, Ward 5 Councilman, Ward 8 Councilman, Ward 19 Paid for by Stephanie Thbbs-Jones for U.S.Congress Committee, Saundra Draper-Berry, Treasurer MICHAEL D. POLENSEK Councilman, Ward 11 Thesday, September 2, 1998 -Friday, September 4, 1998 _ ------:----:---E:-A·S~T_S_ID_E_D_A_I_L_Y_N_E_W__:_S______-o--~ Page 6 r-HE-~-T-T_REA:___.T_IN-=-G-. w-o-r-ld....;;re-no=w=n=fa-ci-Iit-y.=S-ki=ll;;;;.lev=e~l: Advertise Society launches effort to increase Bible reading Wanted Your Business More than 90% of all Bible" New Testaments, which program. "Churches joining to­ $500/wk! Opportunity for advancement. Dental/vision Experienced Americans own at least one Bible, include the day-by-day reading gether across denominational plans. FREE 99' Entertainment Book! 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THRIFT SHOP Olgletree said that she (1) OPEN TUES THRU SAT Two members of the an educational tool for children station. • was planning a career as an at­ 00 fROM 10 AM TO 6:30 PM I • 14203 Miles Avenue It staff are certified in early child­ and that she schedules trips to the Fundamental Academy ---. 4133 LEE ROAD torney before she decided to (1) Cleveland, Ohio 44128 (1) hood development and Ogletree library and the children's and art also provides transportation for pursure a career in counseling CLEVELAND, OHIO 44128 Shoes - Jewelry- Accessories - Cookware- Drapes. ,__ ._ said that her grandson, who is museums. the children of parents who are name is Darryl Green Jr., utilizes Once the children return too busy to transport them to the Designer Fashions - Men - Women - Children Clothing the center. from their trip, they are required center and home in the evening. 30 Days Lay- Away Available FREE - FREE - FREE A tour of the building to write reports, draw a picture, Ogletree said that she is HOURS: Mon.- Fri. 11:00 To 5:00 Battery Installation & revealed that tile and carpeting or recite a lesson to enhance and planning a second shift within the System Testing retain their knowlege of the sub­ near future for parents who work Sat. -Sun. 12:00 To 5:00 were the decor of the floor and !SJ plastic and wood were the mate­ ject which was discussed. from 3:30 p.m. until 11:00 rials used for the furniture, which Ogletree includes tapes p.m.and who need someone to ALL BATTERIES GUARANTEED ensures that the children would and books on Afrocentric and maintain a watch on their chil· Factory Seconds Reconditioned not be cut by broken glass and to multicultural themes to enchance dren. $24.95 and up $16.95 and up maximize the use of the furniture. the children's knowledge. Parents who desire to c:::5'to~ tqi, qfaii Stop In For FREE Ice Scraper An individual cannot Two members of the inspect the facilty before decid­ enter the building unless an em­ staff are certifled in early child­ ing to enroll their children, can .A.;J~~~ 2935 Detroit ployee answers the buzzer and hood development.and Ogletree call Ogletree at (216)-295-0650 3735 E. 131 St. -Cleveland 44120 di!.connects the security door. said that her grandson, Darryl to schedule an appointment. (216) 295-1367 ~~·~ 1861-6001/ We Pay Cash For Scrap Batteries MEDIA RELEASE

The (insert agency name) Nana Ella's Day Care announces Cleo Miller & Associates, Inc. sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all 140 Public Square eligible participants. The following site(s) will be panicipating (if applicable, list sites):, ______Nana Ella's Day Care The Park Building Suite 708 Three Locations Cleveland, Ohio 44114 647 E. 140th St- 451-7006 • 12306 Miles Ave.- 883-2221 Pony Tails- Finger Waves-Relaxers (Next Door To David's Cookies Bakery 15242 St Clair Ave. - 851-3222 On The Corner of Euclid & Ontario On Public Square) The following Income Eligibility Guidelines for free and reduced-price meals ·are effective -Birthday Specials- (216) 696-9201 July I, 1998 through June 30, 1999. - $10.00 Off For Month Of Birthday- MEDICAL- $550.00 A Week FREE REDUCED One Time Service FAMll..Y SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH WEEK Houn: The & Wed 10:00-7:00 p.m- Thur- Frl-Sat 9:00-- 8:00p.m.. Medical Filing - Medical Clerks Medical Data Entry - Medical Service Rep. 10,465 873 202 14,893 1,242 287 * Strong PC Knowledge A Plus * 2 14,105 1.176 272 20.073 1.673 387 PITTS' SHOE REPAIR LEGAL - $525.00 A Week 17,745 1.479 342 25,253 2,105 486 4 21,385 1,783 412 30,433 2.537 Secretaries - Administrative Assistance - Law Clerks 586 ~ 25.025 2,086 482 35,613 2,968 685 FACTORY - $650.00 A Week 6 28.665 2,389 552 40,793 3,400 785 Mechancial Assembler - Machinist 32,305 2,693 622 45,973 3,832 885 ~ CNC Macbnist- $700.00 A Week A Full service Shoe Repair Shop 35,945 2.996 692 51,153 4,263 984 Employment Opportunities In All Fields Each Add'l Member 3.640 304 70 5,180 432 100 Specializing in ..... Add: * Factory Type Full Soling * Transportation Is A Plus JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Th~ Child and Adult Care Food Program is operated in accordance with U.S. Department of Agriculture *Invisible Half Soling* policy which does not permit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age, national origin or disability. *Dye Work* AVAILABLE!!! Any person who believes that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA-related activity should *Purse and Luggage ~ ..~?air * wnte nnmediately to the Administrator, Food and Nutrition Service, 3101 Park Center Drive, Alexandria. Call (216) 696-9201 VA 22302. ·~r Sole and Heels * -w Women's Dowel Lift.-:; "~~· Rips* *Cleaning and Refinishing * Safe, Comfortable and Affordable Re~air of Jogging and Athletic Shoes (Reebok, K-Swiss, Nike, Fila, Etc.) ELDERLY APARTMENTS 11402 Buckeye Road- Ph. 229-5311 Cleopatra was actually the seventh Egyptian queen of that Across from the Buckeye Plaza name. Fully maintained apartments

r------~~~~:~ for the elderly, with all Call i . "t[ A.W.~a~INfooTCARE l~ 11 ·utilities included! :_! 0 i: : 381- 6500 1>, 0 ~ ! for 51n appointment today : CD <( ,..._ ~ !: : On-site Security and access :() 0,.... ~~ ·: ::t:- I~ ~· : to Health Care Screenings.' Bunions • Corns • Ingrown Toenails • Warts • Heel Pain • We accep1 most onsurances betic Foot Core • Sprains &; Fractures • Sports Injuries !0- ~ C'F ~ ! I r-1.1) ~ ' :CD .C -~ l Dr. Adam Warren, Jr. :CD_,....- : Community outings, 3645 Warrensville Centre Road !u..I .. 3:._ .:cI senior teas and socials/ Shaker Heights, Ohio I ' ' L------~ Rent never exceeds MEDIA RELEASE 30% ofyour SHAKER BLVD. EDUCATIONAL CTR. INc. The (insert agency name)_ CHILD CARE & PRESCHoOL announces household income/ sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all eligible participants. The following site(s) will be panicipating (if applicable, list sites):, ______Shaker Blvd. Educational Ctr. Inc. Child Care & Preschool 11700 Shaker Blvd 11823 Buckeye Road Elderly Apartments Immediately Available In These Areas: Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Phone (216) 7~1-3000 Phone (216) 991-2001 The following Income Eligibility Guidelines for free and reduced-price meals ·are effective WADE APARTMENTS SPRINGBROOK APARTMENrS July I. 1998 through June 30, 1999. University Circle Area University Circle Area FREE REDUCED 9500 Wade Park I Ansel Road 1675 Ansel Road FAMll..Y SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH '.VEEK

10.465 873 202 14.893 1.242 287 14.105 1.176 272 20.073 1.673 387 ADDISON SQUARE AMBLESIDE TOWER 3 17,745 1,479 342 25.253 2.105 486 Midtown Corrridor Area University Circle Area 4 21.385 1.783 412 30.433 2.537 586 7400 Wade Park 2190 Ambleside 25,025 2.086 482 35,613 2.968 685

6 28.665 2.389 552 40,793 3.400 "85 (Also available are selected West-side locations including the Bellaire, Ohio City and Berea areas.)

7 32,305 2.693 622 45,973 3,832 885

8 35.945 2.996 692 51,153 4.263 984

Each Add' I Member 3,640 304 70 5.180 432 100 Add: Call Today: 1-440-461-4430 The Child_ and Adult Care Food Program is operated in accordance with U.S. Depanment of Agnculture policy which does not permit discnmination because of race, color, sex. age, national origm or disabilitv. ;;oil~lF&- Any person who beheves that he or she has been discriminated against m any USDA-related acuvav sh~uld write immediately to the Admimstrator. Food and Nutrition Service, 3101 Park Center Dnve. Alex~dna. ~r.£)) CUYAHOGA METROPOLITAN HOUSING AUTHORITY VA 22302. ·~~~~ Thesday, September 2, 1998 -Friday, September 4, 1998 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS PageS Dr. Walter Wynne, Kimberly D. Chapmon join in marriage Dr. Walter Wynne and The bride received her Later the marriage was Kimberly D. Chapmon were mar­ M.B.A. degree from the Univer­ blessed in Bermuda at the home That great American game of basketball was invented by Canadian ried at Mount Zion Congrega­ sity of Indiana and the groom his of the bride's late grandmother Rugby and lacrosse star James A. Naismith in 1891. tional Church in Cleveland. Medical Degree from the Univer­ over-looking the Atlantic Ocean. Officiating the cer­ sity of Cincinnati. For their honeymoon the WHITE'S SEAFOOD & BAR-B-QUE emony were Bishop Ulmer of Joining them for their happy couple flew to Istanbul, 12100 Larchmere Faithful Central Church in Los Blvd. Angeles, California; and Woods, Christian ceremony were many Turkey where they boarded a 721-FISH (3474) pastor of Mt. Zion. friends and relatives from across "Tall Ship" and sailed up the The bride is the daugh­ the United States and relatives Mediterranean Sea to Athens, *Under New Management* ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Louis from Bermuda. Greece. Hours: Tues.- Wed.- Sat. 11:00 a.m.-9:00p.m. Chapmon and the groom is the The bride's and groom's Dr. and Mrs. Walter Thurs.- Fri. 11:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m. son of Carolyn Wynne, all of attendants were college class­ Wynne reside in Santa Monica, Cleveland mates of the couple. California. Ask About Our Home Cooked Specials DINNERS Essay contest for students on women Whiting • Perch • Catfish • Black Bass • Orange Roughy The Women's Division ing, or who has made, history in cators awareness of important Shrimp • Scampies • Chicken • Pork Chops at the Ohio Bureau of Employ­ one of five nontraditional career contributions by women and to ment Services (OBES) is seeking fields: athletics, business, com­ highlight nontraditional career Dr. Walter U)lnne and Kimberly D. Chapman recenity RIBS eqtries for its seventh annual munications, government, or opportunities for women. wed at Mt. Zion Congregational Church. Women Making History Essay math and science. (Available THURSDAY thru SATURDAY ONLY) Essays will be judged on ...::==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=====;:t Contest. "The Woman Making content, originality, and writing Dinners • Whole & Half Slabs The contest, open to all History Essay Contest is an ex­ style. 24 Hours Towing SANDWICHES • SNACK PACKS • DESSERTS Ohio eighth-grade girls and boys, cellent opportunity to inspire First-place winners will requires students to submit an eighth-grade students to look at receive $150; second-place win­ • USED AUTO PARTS [$1.00 OFF ALL DINNERS WITH THIS COUPON] essay about a woman who is mak- the accomplishments of others ners, $100; and third-place win­ • DAMAGE FREE TOWING ~ and to dream of what their future ners, $50. • AUTO SERVICE careers might be," said Debra R. For information, contact • WE BUY WRECKED & JUNK CARS American & Foreign Transmission Bowland, and Administrator of the Women's Division, OBES, OBES. The goals of the contest 145 S. Front St, Columbus, Oh Automotive Repair are to increase students and edu- 43215. SNAPPY ENTERPRISES, INC.

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The (insert agency nome) Honey Bear Day Care Center, Inc. announces sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all eligible participants. The following site(s) will be participating (if applicable, list sites):. ______Honey Bear Day Care Center, Inc. 15400 Mlles Ave. • Oeveland, Ohio 44128 Indians Mark Whiten at bat against Twins in a game at (216) 752-1020 Jacobs Field on July 11, 1998. (ESD/11 photo by R.K.) The following Income Eligibility Guidelines for free and reduced-price meals 'are effective July I, 1998 through June 30, 1999. Rockers enjoyed a great season d REDUCED FREE The Cleveland Rockers FAMll.Y SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH WEEK used last season as a stepping 10,465 873 202 14,893 1,242 287 stone to bigger and better things in 1988. 2 14,105 1.176 272 20,073 1,673 387 After missing the play­ 17,745 1,479 342 25.253 2,105 486 offs by one game in 1997, Cleve­ 4 21.385 1.783 412 30,433 2,537 586 land not only earned a post-S(:.a­ •I don't know auch about ice creaa, but I know vhat I like.• 5 25,025 2,086 482 35,613 2,968 685 son berth, but earned the No. 2 seed by finishing the regular sea­ 6 28,665 2.389 552 40.793 3,400 785 son as the Eastern Conference 7 32.305 2,693 622 45,973 3.832 885 Champions. 8 35,945 2.996 692 51,153 4.263 984 Unfortunately the Rock­ Nemcova Each Add'1 Member 3,640 304 70 5,180 432 100 ers fell to the No. 3 seeded Phoe­ Add: D-JOY'S nix Mercury, 2- 1, in the best-two­ Siding • Roofing - Gutters Th~ Child and Adult Care Food Program is operated in accordance with U.S. Department of Agriculture of -three Semifinal series. pohcy which does not pennit discrimination because of race, color, sex, age. national origin or disability. However, despite miss­ Porch - Chimney Work Any person who believes that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA-related activitv should ing a championship appearance, 631-8785 write immediately to the Administrator. Food and Nutrition Service, 3101 Park Center Drive. Alex~dria. the Rockers season can be tabbed VA 22302. a resounding success on many MEDIA RELEASE levels. As a team, the Rockers The (insert agency nome) Fundamenta1s Academy Early Childhood Development announces boasted the second-best record in ~;#4_s;.~~ sponsorship of the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals will be available at no separate charge to all the WNBA in 1988 with a 20-10 eligible participants. The following site(s) will be participating (if applicable, list silts):______regular season mark. f!l Mfii/C AND fi/DEO t'ti The Houston Comets Fundamentab Academy Early Oilldhood Development Fijalkowski Rap* Gospel* Jazz* R&B* Reggae 12500 Buckeye Road • Oeveland, Ohio 44120 paced the league with an aston­ 1603 HAYES AVE. 11701 BUCKEYE RD. (216) 295-0650 ishing 27-3 record and the Rock­ The Rockers' success SANDUSKY, OHIO 44870 CLEVELAND, OHIO 44120 ers handed the defending champs also became evident at the turn­ (419) 624-8444 (216) 991..0011 The following Income Elipbility Guidelines for free IDd reduced-price meals ·are effective Cassettes•Compact Dics•Movie Rental•Accesso ries July 1, 1998 through June 30, 1999. one of their three losses and their stiles, as they saw a 30% jump in only loss on their home court, in a attendance over I 997. MR. SANDERS HENDERSON, OWNER FREE REDUCED AFRICAN-AMERICAN-FAMILY-OWNtO,; 74-71 overtime victory on Aug. 1. More than 155,253 fans FAMll.Y SIZE YEAR MONTH WEEK YEAR MONTH WEEK BA~~~~:;s~~R .~ The Rockers 20-10 finish came t

- Appro,·al subJect to down rayment and other restncttons - with the exception of Phoenix, who they went 0-3 against in 1998. The Rockers were able to avenge themselves in the post­ THIRD FEDE season, however, posting a 67-66 ********~** win over the Mercury in Game STRONG Two of the Semifinals. 1\a~sday, Se temb~r 2, 1998-_Friday, September 4, 1998 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page 10 ( MENU TIPS ) 1•-: A S'l, S II"> li}.. ., .. N J<: w~· , Fair food to prepare at homi (NAPS) -- Some of the BLUEBERRY BANANA MUFFINS finest food found in America is the 3 cups all-purpose flour hearty home cooking created for I cup sugar our country fairs. l tbsp. baking powder On the Town 1/2 tsp. baking soda At many fairs, contests 2 large eggs MOVIES* MUSIC* THEATER* DANCE* RESTAURANT* NIGHTLIFE sponsored by Shedd's Spread 3/4cupmilk Country Crock"'' inspire the cre­ 3/4 cup Shedd's Spread Country ation of delicious treats. CrockwSpreadable Sticks, Monifah releases 'Touch It' For instance, a Muffin melted Baking Contest is expected to I large ripe banana, mashed Monifah 's 1995 critically is receiving widespread radio air­ Air show returns On Labor Day Week­ CASPA (Championship Air Show draw smiles of appreciation from 1 tsp. vanilla extract acclaimed debut -effort play on both urban and cross-over end, the world's most accom­ Pilots Association). tasters at the Dutchess County 2 cups fresh blue berries Moods ... Moment.s announced formats at such stations as KKBT plished Air Show pilots will face­ Three distinct flying Fair in Rhinebeck, NY. I cup chopped walnuts the arrival of one ofR&B's finest (LA), Power 106 (LA), WOWI off in an unprecedented series of rounds (Compulsory, Freestyle and (optional) new singers. (Norfolk), WGCI (Chicago), Meanwhile, 30 fairs competitive events to determine Challenge), that start after all of the Preheat oven to 375°. The promising debut led WZAK (Cleveland) and WCHB across the country will feature a the "Best of the Best" Air Show pilots are airborne in front of the Grease 18 muffin cups with Shed's USA Today to declare that (Detroit). creative twist on the traditional pilot. audience, will be held each day. Country Crock Cooking & Top­ Monifah "seems at ease doing Although Monifah baking contest. The annual Cleveland At the conclusion of the ping spray; set aside. hip-hop, gospel and just about teamed up with an impressive line­ Called the Country Crock National Air Show presented by three day, nine round competition, In large bowl, combine everything inbetween." up of collaborators including Family Muffin Marathon, teams of Discount Drug Mart returns to the pilots' cumulative point stand­ flour, sugar, baking powder and Following the success Mario Winans, Vincent Herber, families and friends will compete Burke Lakefront Airport Septem­ ing will determine the two pilots baking soda; set aside. of Moods ... Moments, Uptown/ , , Tony pening in Il)Y life. Falling in love. ber 5, 6 and 7. who face each other in the winner to mix their batch of muffin batter In medium bowl, with Universal will release Monifah's Dofat and Queen Pen, she co­ Gaining self-awareness. Learning A highlight of this take all championship challenge in the shortest amount of time. wire whisk, beat eggs, milk, sophomore album, Mo'Hogany wrote five tracks on MaHogany. more about myself and growing year's show will be the world's round for the EGC CASPA Chal­ From coast to coast Shedd's Spread Country Crock, on August 25th. "Mo'Hogany is the up," Monifah said. "There is a lot first sanctioned competition of lenge Cup presented by GBSA. people enjoy the delicious, coun­ banana and vanilla until smooth. This week, "Touch It," soundtrack of my life," Monifah more of me in this album creatively try-fresh taste of Country Crock With wooden spoon, stir the first single release from he explains about the album title's ref­ and personally." on home-grown corn, hot baked egg mixture into flour mixture just forthcoming album makes an in­ erence to the film (which featured Look for Monifah to per­ Play on Dorothy Fuldheim until combined. credible 30 point jump on Diana Ross). form selections from Mo'Hogany potatoes and tasty muffin. A.M. McGregor Home, versary with a performance of the Gently fold in blueberries Billboard's Hot R&B Singles chart "I really wanted songs on BET's Soundstage and Soul Country Crock even do­ 14900 Private Dr. in East Cleve­ one-woman show Dorothy and walnuts. from #64 to #34. that tell the story of what was hap- Train in September. nates their products, including the land is celebrating it's 90th anni- Fuldheim, written and performed by Spoon batter into pre­ "Touch It," an up-tempo new Cooking & Topping Spray, to Carol Starre-Kmiecik. pared muffin cups. track written and produced by make fairs a more flavorful experi­ ·~he performance will take Bake 20 minutes or until Universal Records' up & coming A taste of Cleveland returns place on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at I :30 ence. toothpick inserted in center comes singer/songwriter , Mmm ... magnificent Cleveland National Air Show. of The Flats, marks the time and p.m. at A.M. McGregor Home. Here's a memorable muf­ out clean. marks a departure from Monifah's food, decadent desserts, fine Sound irresistible? the place to quiet those cravings The performance is free fin recipe adapted by the Lipton On wire rack, cool 10 previous hit singles such as the wines, mouth -watering micro­ For goodness sake, and indulge during the final days and open •o the public. Kitchens from Nettie Van Nada, a minutes; remove from pans and gold-certified "You" and the brews, sensational art, out-of­ don't fight it! of summer fun. For information please contest winner from the Mid­ cool completely. smash hit single "I Miss You this-world musical entertainment Bring your bib and your 1997 saw more than call (216) 851-8200. South Fair in Memphis, Tn. Makes 18 muffins. (Come Back Home)." "Touch It" and even a tableside view of the insatiable appetite for find food, 60,000 people attend the fastest art and music to the incredible growing event in the city. R.E.A.D. . sponsors outing at Camp Forbes Hallowscream Auditions feast we call Taste of Cleveland! The smorgasbord be­ Geauga Lake's Hallow­ from 7 p.m.-9 p.m. in Geauga Lakes Labor Day Weekend, Friday, Sep­ gins with tasters diving into Reading Enrichment for highly enjoyable affair because it so that they may receive the Adult Development (R.E.A.D.), a starts one reminiscing as AI Scream Team is looking for tal­ Palace Theatre. tember 4 through Monday, Sep­ sample-size portions of scrump­ equivalent of a high school di­ tember 7, at the Nautica Entertain­ publicly-supported non-profit Watson, his band, and entire re­ ented monsters, ghouls, zombies Come prepared to act as tious dishes from more than 35 of ploma. ment Complex on the west bank program for tutoring adults in re­ vue present soulful versions of and dancers to perform in various ghoulish and monsterly as "hu­ Cleveland's premier restaurants. R.E.A.D. is an affilliate medial reading and mathematics, jazz and the blues. capacities during the park's 4th manly" possible! Actors will per­ Complementing this agency of United Black Fund of will take time out to relax with Dancing and refresh­ Annual HallowScream event form in areas such as the Haunted fantastic fare are the bountiful Greater Cleveland, Inc., ahd, as weekends starting October 9 House and various Zombie Zones friends and supporters at their ;nents complete an exciting Just beverages from a variety of area such, receives its basic funding through 31. through the park. seventh Annual Relax With The evening and donation is $20.00. micro-breweries and participating from them. Auditions for actors, Auditions for dancers Blues--Swing With Jazz event at The event helps Jazz wineries. Call the R.E.A.D. office monsters, ghouls and zombies, performing in live rehearsed shows Camp Forbes, 24550 Harvard Av­ R.E.A.D. to project its program No reservations are at (216) 341-8341 for information will be held September 9 and 10 will be held September 15 from 7 By NANCY ANN LEE enue on Sunday evening, Octo­ which also includes-preparing needed to check out many hot ber 4, from 6 to I 0 p.m. adults for taking the General Edu­ on any of the services offered, or * * * * * * * * p.m.- 9 p.m. in the Palace Theatre. new restaurants in Cleveland The event always is a cation Development (G.E.D.) Test for tickets for the event. Dancers should come Charlie Parker * prepared to "monster mash" to the from John Harvard's Brew house * * best of their ability. to the Cleveland Chophouse & Geauga Lake is also ac­ The late great alto saxo­ Brewery. Have the Cleanest Home * * cepting applications for various phonist Charlie "Bird" Parker The list of restaurants * * other Hallow Scream positions in­ (born 8/29/20; died 3/12/55) was serving their most notable and in the Neighborhood... * * eluding ghostly ride operators, one of the most influential bop popular menu items includes Bo trick-or-treat train attendants and musicians in the 1940s. Loong, Cafe Tandoor, Captain Put 30 Years of Experience to Work for You * make-up, drama and show manag- As he was idolized for * Tony's Pizza & Pasra Emporium, ers. his innovations by those who Civilization, Clevl!land Celebra­ * For more information, call worked with him, he is revered by tions, Cleveland Chophouse & fans today for his contributions Human Resources at (330) 562- Brewery, Coaches, CoCo Pazzo to the art form. * * 713l,ext.218. Cafe, Crooked River Brewing Though he was not the Company, Diamondback Brewing * sole player responsible for the Festival at Company, Dick's Last Resort, w., Clean: Windows • Skylights • Wslls • Gutters * development of bop, he has been Ferrante Winery and Ristorante, We Power Wash: Home Exteriors • Patios * a source of inspiration to all musi­ We Clean and Seal Decks • Professional Marblehead cians (not just saxophonists). Georgia's Mediterranean Cui­ * The Peninsula Chamber Born in Kansas City, a sine, Great Lakes Brewing Com­ 529-8007 National Window Cleaning, Inc. 251-3980 pany, Greg's Hickory * of Commerce is proud to present crucial center for African-Ameri­ * the third annual Autumn Light­ can music in the 1920s-30s, Parker Smokehouse, Hot Sauce Will­ house Festival on Saturday, Octo- studied music in public schools, iams, Hunan By The Falls, Joey's * * ber l 0, from I 0 am to 4 pm. began playing alto locally in 1933, Restaura nt, John Harvard's Zesty Pizza * Beauty of The* Thousands of people are and polished his craft by listen­ Brewhouse, LaDolce Vita, Li Wah, 13104 Buckeye Road Week: is /ovelv Joe/ita drawn to Marblehead, Ohio each ing to older musicians. Mandy's Marino's Food & Spir­ Cleveland, Ohio *Patterson. Joelita ls a gradu- * year to visit the Marblehead Light­ He first came to New its, pearl of the Orient, Pierogi Pal­ *ate of PSA College with a* house, the oldest continuously York in 1939, played in frequent ace, Rock Bo.ttom Brewery, OPEN OPEN *degree in science. She enjoys* working lighthouse on the Great jam sessions, all the time trying to Rudy's Strudel &Bakery, Saffron Sunday thru Thursday Friday & Saturday break away from standard chord dancing and computers. Lakes, and an Ohio landmark. Patch, Shell's, Stancato's, Stix Bar 11:00 A.M.-12:00 Midnight 11:00 A.M.-2:00 A.M. *(ESDN Photo by Brady* Spacesforvendorsavail- changes. & Grill, Sue's, TGI Friday's. But it wasn't until the TELEPHONE TELEPHONE *Melton) * able at St. Mary's Byzantine Traci's Restaurant, Wallaby's mid-Forties that he could play 561-7070 Ifyou would like to* Church located at 506 East Main and Grille and Brewpub, The 561-7008 what he was "hearing" in his head. ZESTY'S DELICIOUS Small 9 Inch Large 12 Inch *be a Beauty of The Week, Street (State Route 163) in Watermark, Western Reserve JUMBO 16 Inch * sendphoto,phonenwnberand * Marblehead, adjacent to the 1ight - Regarded as one of the *PIZZA* 4 Slice 8 Slice 16 Slice supremeiy creati.ve jazz (mprovis­ brewing and Willoughby Brew­ Plain-Toma toe & Cheese $4.85 $7.50 $11.35 * information to EAST SIDE* house. ing Company. DAILY NEWS or call (216) For renting a vendor ers, Parker helped change the na­ Pepperoni 5.80 8.80 13.10 While savoring the * 721-1674. * space, or a travel package of ture of the music. Sausage 5.80 8.80 13.10 samples. guests can pick up a 13.10 * * * * * * * * eventscall(419) 798-9777. His style was rooted in Green Peppers 5.80 8.80 the tradition but he borrowed "Best of the Fest" ballot and cast Onions 5.80 8.80 13.10 chord changes from popular tunes their votes for the restaurant with Ham 5.80 8.80 13.10 of the day to create new melodic the most terrific entree. Anchovies 5.80 8.80 13.10 themes -- something not neces­ Tasters can find ballots Mushrooms 5.80 8.80 13.10 sarily new to jazz, but used more at all participating restaurants' Zesty Deluxe (6 Items) 9.80 13.80 20.60 Additional Items .80 1.00 1.50 WEDDING CAKES,. BIRTHDAY CAKES extensively by bop musicians. booths and drop them off at the DINNER ROLLS,. EXOTIC DESSERTS Drug Free Party FOX 8 booth where they can meet **Any Combination Available** PIES • PASTRIES • AND MORE! and greet their favorite FOX 8 per­ All dinners Include* Roii*Butter'*Cheese•Salad ''A Drug Free Party In 4353 LEE RD. CLEVE., OHIO 44128 sonalities. The Hood Celebration" will be ZESTY'S SUPER SPAGHETII (lEE AND MILES AREA) The "Best of the Fest" held on Saturday September 12, Spaghetti with Meat Sauce...... $ 4.50 entree award is presented by FOX Spaghetti with Meat Balla...... $ 6.00 PHONE 283-5200 DELIVERY AVAILABLE FAX 283-5260 at 12:00 noon until6:00 p.m. 8 and The Plain Dealer. 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