~I SPORTS Celebrate MENU TIPS I MLKDay! EAST SIDEY NEWS I ISSUED FRIDAY Author Writes Monday, Kids Creativity SERVING LARCHMERE- WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, Book On Larry Zelina January 18, In The Kitchen MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD- LEE, MILES- UNION, UNIVERSITY 1999 CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGE OF See page 7 SeePage 8 FREE ~GHLAND IITLLS AND CITY OF EAST READ ON - WRITE ON 1\Jesday, December 29, 1998- Friday, January 1, 1999 Museum to celebrate Martin Luther King day ·voL 20No.l "COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FORA BETTER TOMORROW" The Western Reserve has conveyed her ability to con­ Historical Society's African nect the Movement with modem American Archives Auxiliary problems with Eyes On The Prize. Politicians react to Clinton's pending trial presents its 19th Annual Rev. Dr. ~~ Her opposition to the image of Martin Luther King, Jr. Com­ the African American commu­ ByCLAUDEBRUCESTARKS when he said that he did not have memorative Celepration on Sun­ ~'Jd. nity portrayed in Hollywood has sexual relations with Monica day, January 10, 1999. ,. won her serval appearances on Several local, county, Lewinsky. The keynote speaker "Nightline: and "Nightwatch." The representatives state and also nationally elected for the celebration is Judy The Rev. Dr. Martin voted 229-205 that the president Richardson, Civil Rights Move­ politicians as well as citizens Luther King, Jr. Commemorative did not perjure himself during the ment activist and current educa­ acquiesed to state their opinions Celebration starts with a recep­ and also the parameters for Presi­ Paula Jones sexual harrassment tion director for Eyes On The tion at 1:30 p.m. dent Bill Clinton's impending civil lawsuit. Prize. Richardson The ceremony starts at senatorial impeachment trial. The representatives Richardson was in­ 3:00p.m. In addition to the key­ The president was im­ voted 221-212 that the president volved with the Student Nonvio­ Studies of racism in note speech, the Dr. Martin peached for two of the four ar­ impeded Kenneth Starr's inves­ lent Coordinating Committee Black children's books became Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian ticles that he was accused of tigation of Clinton's involvment (SNCC) in the early 1960's. independent projects for committing on Dec. 19 by the U.S. in an Arkansas land development In 1965, she left SNCC Robinson. Award, Minority Business House of Representatives. contract. to be the office manager for the Similarly, she has Award, Corporate Award and · Clinton is the first presi­ Finally, the representa­ successful first campaign of served as director of the Black Youth Leadership Awards are dent since Andrew Jackson in tives voted 285-148 that Clinton Julian Bond for the Georgia Student Fund, a scholarship being presented. 1868 to be impeached by the did not abuse his presidential House of Representatives. agency for African American The Western Reserve House of Representatives. powers during the three afore­ Her experiences helped Students in Washington, D.C. Historical Society is located at During Jackson's trial, mentioned articles. her initiate the organization of Robinson has co-pro­ 10825 East Boulevard in 26 articles of impeachment were Rep. Louis Stokes voted Drum & Spear Bookstore in duced an Emmy and Peabody Cleveland's University Circle. written into law by the House of Jones Johnson no for all four articles. Washington, D.C., the largest Award winning documentary, Admission to the reception and Representatives. These 26 ar­ perform the function as jurors for all probability not be impeached Ward One Councilman African American bookstore in Malcolm X: MakeitPiain. ceremony is free. For more infor­ ticles were updated and also re­ the trial. because the Republican Party Joe Jones said that it was "un­ the country. For nearly 20 years, she mation, call (216) 721-5722. vis'ed during Richard Nixon's When the 106th Con- maintains only a 10 person ma- fortunate" that the president presidential tenure. gress convenes on Jan. 6, accord- jority (55-45) in the Senate. committed the aforementioned Sen. Mitch McConnell ing to Article One and also The following four ar- actions but his actions do not State curtails minority contracts is chairman for the Rules Com­ Clause Six of the Constitution, a ticles of impeachment and also warrant his removal from oftice. ByCLAUDEBRUCESTARKS program. the pending legislation for the mittee which will conduct the two-thirds majority ( 67) of sena- the outcome of the House of Ward Four Councilman Jones also said that the Assembly includes funding trial. torial votes is needed to ascer- Representatives vote are as fol- Kenneth Johnson said that Gov. program for state contract vouchers for educating the Chief Justice William tain if President Clinton will be lows: Clinton is "not guilty" and also recently said in Columbus that awardees should also extend to state's children. Remquist will. preside over the impeached for the aforemen­ The representatives does not think that he will be im­ he would end state contracts and woman and low income citizens Richard Finan, presi­ senatorial trial. tioned two articles. voted 228-20,6 that President peached, because he did not also subcontracts for minority Jones said that he will dent for the state Senate, said The I 00 senators will President Clinton will in Clinton lied to the grand jury commi tt a felony. companies. play an "active role" in the that the Legislature must study County Republican Voinovich said that his dccison making process to de­ empirical data pertaining to the Party Chairman Jim Trakas said decision to curtail minority con­ termine the future of the state income and also debt ratio for mi­ that the'preponderance of evi­ tracts was based on an Oct. 29 contract awardee program. nority owned and also compa­ dence is " strong" and it was c~mrtorder by U.S. District Judge Jones also said that his nies which have a certain num­ proven by a "bi-partisan" vote James Graham. reason for playing an active role ber of minorites. of the House of Representatives Graham's court order in creating new legislation is be­ Finan also said that that that Clinton was guilty. said that the 18 year old state cause his constituents' nation­ once the data has been examined, County Democratic law that requires a portion of ality are diverse in nature and the Legislature could create laws Party Chairman Jimmy Dimora contracts be directed toward mi­ also for income. to assist the companies. said that "in the long run" Clinton norities violated the 14th Amend­ State Rep. Barbara will "probably be censured." Several minority owned ment to the U.S. Constitution. Boyd said that she would "en­ construction companies said that Dim ora, who is also the The state law directs 15 courage the legislature to revive county commissioner-elect, said they anticipated and prepared for percent for goods and services the state contracts within the the previously mentioned ac­ that Congress wilhlraft legista­ such as dairy products, seven general assembly. tions to place "restrictions" on tions by the aforementioned in­ percent of 's subcontracts Ward 10 Councilman dividuals. Clinton's ability to govern, such and also five percent of construc­ Rosevelt Coats , who represents Wanda Keil, an em­ as declaring war or signing leg­ tion contracts. citizens on the East Side, said ployee for Commodies Interna­ islation. Maria Armstrong, that he was "disappointed and . tional Ltd., which is a pharmaceu­ State Senator-elect Voinovich's director oflegal af­ also "appalled" when he learned tical company, said that because C.J.Prentiss said that if the sena­ fairs, said that according to the of Graham's and also Voinovich's o'f the aforementioned decisions, tors vote "along party lines" judge's court order, Ohio's afore­ decision for minority contracts. her company would have to then Clinton will" be merely cen­ mentioned·· laws cannot be en­ Gov.-elect Robert Taft fi­ These students from Hawken School will compete against two other northeast Ohio Schools nancially restructure their orga­ sured." forced. said that he was non-commital if on The Ohio Lottery's "It's Academic" Show. The Hawken team will play students from Firestone High nization to maintain a profit. State Rep. Peter Betty Montgomery, he would ask the Ohio General School ofAkron and St. Ignatius High School of Cleveland. The show airs Sunday, January 3, at 6:30 Lawson Jones said that he "does who is the state's attorney Assembly during his Richard Rogers, presi­ p.m. on WEWS-News ChannelS, with a second broadcast scheduled for Saturday, January 9, at 6:30 not think" that Clinton will resign general,said that her office plans gubenatorial tenure to create leg­ dent for Cook Paving Company, p.m. on WV/Z1V-25. Pictured in front from left to right are team member Kevin Wang, team eaptain but that he will be "censured". to appeal Graham's court order islation which would adhere for said that he also financially re­ Dan Gelfand, and team member Brian Beck. Behind (left to right) are team alternate Niv Shah, Attorney Stanley and also a lawsuit pertaining to minority contracts. structured his company in antici­ advisor Bob Shurtz, and alternate Ari Reichstein. Tolliver said that Clinton is "sub­ the same issues which is filed Ohio House Speaker Jo pation of the aforementioned de­ ject" to reprimand but will "prob­ with the Ohio Supreme Court. Ann Davidson said that she cisions. ably be censured." Montgomery also said agreed with Taft's aforemen­ Finally, Rogers said that OfficeMax, Inc. announces expansion Tolliver also said that that her office does not plan to tioned decision because of the some minority owned companies the Republican Party is a ByCLAUDEBRUCESTARKS execeed $2billion and its stock is Highland Hills Mayor c:m win either appeal. Ohio General Assembly's pend­ will fail because they rely prima­ listed with the New York Stock Robert Nash said that the eco­ "witchhunt" against the presi­ The state has awarded ing legislation. rily on state contracts to main­ OfficeMax, Inc. recently Exchange. nomic impact of the three facili­ dent beause he appeases gays, more than $16 billion for minor­ Davidson also said that tain a profit. lesbians, minorities and also held a ground breaking ceremony Tiie intial phase of the ties will "triple" the budget of his ity contracts between 1991 and before 70 politicians and their project, will be completed by municipality. woman. 1998. Teenager arrested for cross burning U.S. Sen. Mike De Wine employees for their new $70 mil­ June of 1999 with a facility that Nash also said that the Ohio paid $239 in state ByCLAUDEBRUCESTARKS no simi liar incidents occurred. said that he was opposed to giv­ lion, 450,000 square feet facility. will serve as a financial, account­ three buildings will complement contracts, $121 million for goods Baker also said that she The ceremony was ing and also as a data process­ the structures that house ing Clinton a censure in order to andservicesandalso$117.8mil­ move the legal process expedi­ A fifteen year old Parma was embarressed and also humili­ held at the 34 acre site of the new ing center. Gliatech, Metropolitian Savings lion for construction contracts tiously. teenag~r was recently arrested ated that the incident occurred facility in the Cleveland Enter­ Phase two of the facil­ Corporate headquarters and to minority companies for the fis­ prise Park at the intersection of ity will serve as a training, com­ National City Bank within his U.S. Sen.-elect George cal year of 1997. for burning a five foot tall cross in Parma. Voiniovich said that he will en­ on a Parma resident's lawn. Assistant Pastor Jim Harvard and Northfield Roads in munications and educational suburb. Several African-Ameri­ courage his senatorial colleagues Hurt and also Associate Pastor Highland Hills. center for OfficeMax, Inc.'s em­ Carole Hoover, presi­ can and cauacsian members of Ory Penny had moved to conduct a plea arrangement for OfficeMax, Inc is the ployees throughout the world. dent, Growth the Ohio General Assembly, the into the house on Greenleaf Av­ Donna Barrett for Beth Temple Clinton when he is sworn in on largest producer for office prod­ Phase three of the Association, said that the 3,000 governor-elect, a councilman and enue approximately two weeks Assembly of God Church, 12901 Jan.6. ucts such as pens, staples and building will be for a logistics and new jobs and support busi­ also minority owners of con­ ago after living in a apartment W. Pleasant Valley Rd., assisted Voinovich also said that legal tablets. a computer center. nesses, such as hotels and res­ struction companies gave their the Penny family, in conjunction he would not preclude a senato­ with his family in Parma for five OfficeMax, Inc. also Phase two and also taurants which will be builL be­ ideas and also their emotions on rial trial with an aforementioned years. with members of the church's features CopyMax and Furni­ three will be built in succession cause of the three new facili­ the ramifications of Graham's plea agreement because the im­ Penny said that the in­ congregation, to repair the lawn. tureMax within each store. beginning in 2000. ties, will be "phenomenal" for the court order and also Voinovich 's peachment process has been cident occurred on Dec. 5 when Rev. Tom Weber, pastor, OfficeMax, Inc. was co­ The three phases area. decision. initiated by the House of Repre­ Holy Family Baptist Church, 7367 founded by Michael Feuer and should be completed by the year Rev. Sterling Glover, State Senator Jeffery his nine year old daughter no­ sentatives. Robert Hurwitz in July of 1988 2003. pastor, Emanuel Baptist Church Johnson said that he was disap­ ticed a cross burning on the York Rd ., brought 700 cards, Gov.-elect Robert Taft when they opened a store Additionally, the facil­ and alsochainnan, board of trust­ pointed and also surprised by fam ily's front yard at approxi­ church letters and banners to the said that he hopes that Clinton Mayfield Heights. ity will house a day care center ees for the Cuyahoga County the court order. mately II :45 p.m. Penny family to show that the will resign because his credibil­ OfficeMax, Inc. oper­ for children of corporate associ­ Port Authority, said that the three Johnson also said that community cares. ity and also his capacity to lead Karla R. Thompson, ates 810 stores in more than 340 ates. facilities will "dramatically in­ Voinovich's order to curtail all the country has been damaged program manager for the Mauer also said that the markets in 49 states and also OfficeMax, Inc. will also crease" business and increase contracts for minority companies by the allegations. Cuyahoga Plan, visited the teenager, who was released in his Puerto Rico. create a training and mentoring the"viability" of the neighbor­ was premature. Clinton and also his as­ Penny's home and also assured parent's custody on Dec. 5, has OfficeMax, Inc. oper­ program for the Cleveland Pub­ hoods by increasing the tax base. Johnson said that he sistants said that the 106th Con­ a yet to be determined date with ates 26 stores in Northeast Ohio lic Schools students and also its Rev. Glover said that did not support Voinovich's al­ the family that there are efforts > gress should vote again I>ecause and plans to open several stores surrounding suburbs. Students citizens throughout the world ternative to the state law which in effect to by Parma legislators \ the county juvenile court. there will be different legislators in 1999 in Vermont. will develop their technical and will be coming to the facility to specifies that all minority com­ to address racial tensions. The teenager, who has than those who debated and also OfficeMax, Inc. also op­ also computer skills and will be learn OfficeMax, Inc.'s tech­ panies be awarded a percentage Parma Police Sgt. Will­ yet to implicate others for the voted that he should be tried by erates superstores through joint able to continue their eduation niques, which will grve the of state contracts. damage to the Penny's lawn, the Senate for his actions. iam Mauer said that the police venture partnerships in Mexico beyond high school at local county an "international flair." Finally, Johnson said A resolution intro­ department are trying to ascer­ could be charged by juvenile and also Japan. schools and unversities. Cle veland Mayor that his disapproval for duced in 1989 by U.S. Rep. Jack tain if the incident is related to a court with the following misde­ OfficeMax, Inc.will also OfficeMax, Inc. will Mic hael White said that Voinovich's decision was be­ Brooks reaffirms Congress's au­ smiliar event which occumed in meanors: deliquency; aggra­ enter into a third agreement with maintain its existing world head­ OfficeMax, Inc.'s stellar reputa­ cause the share of state con­ thorit) to carry impeachment vated menacing; arson and also Brazil to operate their stores be­ quarters at 3605 Warrensville tion will assist Cleveland's Pub­ tracts for African-Americans Parma two years ago. proceedings to a new legislative ginning in 1999. Center Rd, which was completed lic Schools' students to acquire would be smaller. Kristine Baker, apart­ ethnic intimidation. sessiOn. OfficeMax, Inc.s' sales in 1992. a lasting career through their part­ State Representative ment manager for Woodbury The teenager could be U.S. Rep. George Gekas for the year ending in 1998 was Feurer said that the fa­ nership. Peter Lawson Jones said that it Common Apartments, 6128 sentenced to a maximum of six said that Congress .is a legisla­ $3.8 billion and is anticiapted to cilities, when they are completed, Visit OfficeMax, Inc. on was "clear" that an adjustment months in a youth developmen­ tive body that is continually in Stumph Rd., said that during her be more than $4billion for 1999. will create "3,000 jobs" for the the internet through http;// be made for the state contract session. tenure as the Penny's landlord, tal center if he is found guilty. OfficeMax, Inc.'s assets Greater Cleveland area. www.officemax.com. Tuesday, December 29, 1998 - Friday, January 1, 1999 EASTSIDE DAILY NEWS Page2 ~ ~N~GEPOfflT ~~~~~~Y~O~UR~H~E~A~U~H~~~~ Richard Ti"!mons join Waxman Industries Au:~~~~.~~~lf:""'~=P~"~~~~ ~~.,~~~:!.~~,~ Waxman Industries, Inc., "We are fortunate to Ttmmons was director of market• every child in the U.S. should get made, how they work, and the po- hood "rite of passage." a leading supplier of plumbing and have someone with Rich's skills, ing worldwide for Seatt Corpora- vaccinated against 10 potentially tential risks associated with them. Why all vaccines aren't homeimprovementproductshead- experience and track record at tion(acquiredbyColemanin 1995), fatal diseases, including polio, With detail and clarity, just for kids-- for example, the quartered in Cleveland, an- Waxman," said Larry Waxman, manufacturers of safety and se- pertussis (whooping cough), and Drs. Offitand Bell describe the dis- diphtheria and tetanus vaccine nounced the appointment of Ri- president of Waxman Consumer curity products, and served as measles. eases vaccines protect against and would be given every ten years chard F. Timmons as senior vice Products Group. "He is leading marketing manager at Wilton In- Yet, many parents won- why it's still so important to build starting at about age 12. president of marketing of its our efforts to grow our business dustries, a leading supplier of con- der: Are all these vaccinations re- immunity against them. Whether it's safe to vac- Waxman Consumer Products and to bring us into new product sumer baking and cake decorat- ally necessary? And are all these And they dispel com- cinate a child who has a cold or Group subsidiary. categories as we seek to expand ing supplies. He holds a B.S. de- vaccinations really safe? mon myths, including the most ear infection-- and whether vac- Timmons assumes a our presence and value with key gree in chemistry from the Stevens The U.S. Centers for Dis- dangerous: vaccines don't work, cines can prove contagious to a newly - created post at Waxman customers in the hardware indus- Institute of Technology and an ease Control and Prevention vaccines aren't safe, and it's bet- pregnant mother or a family mem- as part of an initiative to build the try." MBA from Loyola University in (CDC) and other experts say yes. ter to be naturally infected than ber with a serious illness. company's marketing resources, Earlier in his career, Chicago. Experts also say that pe- immunized. Whether their child while emphasizing the develop- Timmons diatricians should explain the risks Concise yet comprehen- . should be vaccinated for the flu, ment and introduction of new con- First Alert in 1993 --subsequently Bruce Hobson works with media and benefits of vaccines to par- sive, What Every Parent Should pneumonia, tuberculosis or rabies. sumer products. doubling the company sales. The appointment of ents. However, most pediatricians Know About Vaccines covers im- What vaccinations to get Products marketed by the Timmons is also credited Bruce Hobson to Multimedia simply don't have the time to an- munizations given to all children, for the children who travel abroad Waxman Consumer Products with doubling First Alert's smoke. Technician at Haselow Marketing swer all parents' whether in routine or special cir- -- including hepatitis A, typhoid Group include the Plumbcraft line alarm sales volume through a mar- Communications, a full-service questions. cumstances, and even vaccines and yellow fever. of kitchen and bath products. keting campaign aimed at educat- business-to-business marketing Parents are often over- for teenagers, parents and grand- The potential of vac- Prev iously, Timmons ing consumers to install alarms on communications agency, has been whelmed by all the different vac- parents. cines to protect tomorrow's chil- was vice president of marketing every level of their home. announced by John Haselow, cinations their children must re- Parents will learn: dren against rota virus, Lyme dis- worldwide for First Alert, Inc. He was also respon"sible company president. ceive and are not aware that they Why many parents are . ease, AIDS and other diseases. home safety products, the world's for building the company's pres- ln his role as multimedia have choices, such as with the now choosing the inactivated, in- Complete with advice on leading manufacturer of smoke ence at retail through an expanded technician, Hobson will assist the newly recommended inactivated jectable polio vaccine or "IPV" in- the age to begin vaccinations, and carbon monoxide alarms. He home safety positioning for the multimedia specialist/Macintosh polio vaccine or "IPV." stead of the live-virus, oral polio suggested schedules and practi- was recognized in the hardware/ Fir.st Alert brand that generated administrator in multimedia Now, a timely, thorough vaccine "drops." cal tips for most every situation, homecenter industry and honored successful new product introduc- projects and the development and Hobson and consumer friendly resource is The benefits of the new What Every Parent Should Know by Advertising Age magazine, the tions including advanced design maintenance of web sites for both knowledge of computer software available with solid facts and ex- aceII ular pertussis vaccine for About Vaccines is the essential Pub! ic Relations Society of fire extinguishers and a line of clients and the agency. programs, desktop publishing, the pert recommendations: What Ev- whooping cough. resource for parents who want to America and other marketing me- childcare products. He will also help service Internet, and web site develop- ery Parent Should Know About The truth about the new be sure every vaccination is truly dia as the executive behind the Timmons' responsibili- the agency's computer network. ment. Vaccines (Macmillian USA Janu- chickenpox vaccine -- an<~; why the best for their child. development and launch Of resi- ties at Waxman will involve Hobson received an as- Haselow Marketing ary 1998; $12.95 Paper). dential carbon monoxide alarms. shepherding the company's new sociate degree in specialized tech- Communications, a full-service Paul A. Offit, M.D., infec- Solewatch schedules forum Thenewsafetyproducts product development efforts and nology in September 1998 from marketing communications tious disease specialists at The Solewatcb is sponsoring nating the individuals that receive category is worth as estimated working to strengthen their retail The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, agency with strong expertise in Children's Hospital of Philadelphia a free forum on Jan.l6 entitled Y2K goverment funds may be unable $250 million in retail dollars and and consumer marketing pro- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where international markets and high and both fathers, have written a from 3:00-5:30 p.m. at the Zelma to provide the function. was launched successfully by grams. he majored in multimedia and was technology, serves business-to- book that gives parents the infer­ George Center, 3165 Martin Luther The forum will discuss DeAngelis joins Doner ad agency on the honors list with a 3.4 grade business clients in North America mation they need to make well-in­ King Dr. the means of combating the pos­ point average on a four point and overseas locations. Current formed decisions for the health Y2K means that in the sibility. Call556-4489 for more in­ Larry DeAngelis has Cleveland Advertising Associa­ scale. capitalized billings total approxi- and safety of their children year 2000, the computers desig- formation. joined Doner as a senior account tion and currently resides in Cleve­ His skills include a wide mately $12 million. 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oo . S ·or Portnms lf}m'teiCadyto ~ IDiiilUiildmers assports - Family Portraits of tbe llaase ;md OD the road to S kous an: 1-lO A recttati011 vehicle adn::umre, the 21Id Obio p.m. Wt:doesday 1hroogb Friday; (llV)wnfA•ec IQqiOMiilt!Mwwaod Co e · & Prod ct R.V providfs the .• lG-1 Op Satmday; aud l().(ipn temporary lirillg quarters for mate cabin~ rdia'tt Snoday. navel, Jl'lCI'C',3fion md c:a rrqri wg A Appointmen 1 Obio's laigest reaeation Wrth more than 600 RVs cue cidiD mdo£­ u:hide sblw> opeus Wcdnesda:y~ RVS from 29 area dealers, the i:zr.d. such as JIIOIDr' haiDcs and 7915-4529 Jan.. 67 and n:ms through Suod.ay, Obio RV Sapersbow allows "risi­ COim:ISious~ or towable,. sodl as camping tmi1as,. tmc:k :US Lardmlere Boulevard .Jau.. 10, the Inteaoatiooal Ex­ tms to see different RV ~ To positions (IX) C cr m C1tve- sizJ:s i1oor plans from .many campers md tcm:l tra:iias. 0 elaDd, Ohio 44120 For peaplc who use 1lla:D,. ltcu:alicm 'tdlidcs oCi:r a wide n:nge or amenilies tn suit FREE - FREE - FREE different budgets, DCCds and BELLfj :.£~~:·1N~ Battery lnstallatio tams. Syste Testing At the Ohio RV Fres Seafood Market • Sedood • Deli • aad Mcn:e , ~~ ~c:duc:;rtiooal seaujuats Specializing. Cia Bakes & Catering e:lploR n:aealioll ~ mMl ALL BATTERIES GUARANTEED Dd lifestyle lDpia b tbe Clllilc Fresh & roze Fuh ··' Factory Seconds RecondiUoned BecmDt. family;. jndrwfing per.gttins from Party Trays & Gift Baskets Available . $24.95 and up $16.95 and up • MEDICAL SECRETARY Sea World ami~ Saltt"s pa­ 360S oodla.od Aveo e- Clevrbnd, 0 · 44US Stop In For FREE Ice Scraper • D:t:NTAL ASSISTANT triotic: histOJy pmglaDI. ..Tbe (216) 241-8707 FAX (2 6) 523-1826 • MEDICAL ASSISTAl\T ID3DJ faces cl. Old Gloly.'" ~~~~~~~~ 2935 Detroit •&IEDICAL LAB ASS"T. Adnlt atfmiaiun 1D the r------•Oo/c OFF I 0 • RV Snpmbow 6 SX.OO; a ~'\ -...,~ 86 -600 ' I <4 o> 473-6273 I two-day pass is SUJJO. Cllildn:n I Any Fresh or FI"''Un Purchase We Pay Cas For Scrap Batteries FINA.XCIAL AID fOilTHOSE WHOQUALJFY up ro age 12 ale aobuirraf ~ I or FREE Order Of Fries Jab~Aaisbaa: ·ill} A. Eftlliagebssa ootc:lwge. .. ______... ~-~TAimirc -lldaica Crd~-KD'J Discoum coupoas for W"rth A Sandwidl Purdlase ~ lastitu1e of Dental- tedial Assistmts, Inc.. SUJO olrdle wfmiss;io • price 31e MAIN LOCAI'ION- CLE\'EIAl' ;n-(216)241-2910 awaiJable at llia::lounf Dmg Mat ADDI1lONAL LOCJ(J1()N-s~ I.IADlEll) m.. I.YNillnmS1: o. .wm EOE • ~~(tl"l7'tt![ft-. ~.llloiiioM:: Jt

.._.. __ • CREADONS WC. Pa ty Temps ~the magic~ EXPERT SE lNG CHI Feat~ All The Help You Need ~&SAlES Resumes. Copying. ColO£ Copies. Business Cords U£At~&u.YP l'llESIDB'T A~ "I:~- Party murs. Tmm .Jascys. E\X Setup- Food prep-Cook UFE-HEAUR ruJTY-NORIGAGE (2161 t91-0I99 Saven-OaD-ap AlJ1'0.HOWEOWNERS • BO..'IDING • BUSINESS INSURANCE llnurs Fax f216ll91-019l )lon.-Fri.. 8;011.\.\I - ~I ~ W t-ByTheHoor 1"0. BOX 14U&3 111US IJodr£w S..L JO:(I(l.\)1 - 4:00~1 G.E\1EL,that andhe can rabbit order for --======r now underway. sisting of eight weeks each, and In-person registration three offour week duration. Tri­ his store's customers. ~~~'- VICTOR'S Scheinberg said 0 endsJan. 16. Classesforthenew C also has weekend classes which that he also can make ~0~ Fine Soul Food Restaurant semester begin January 19. begin Feb. S. bologna sandwiches for 3216 East 93rd Street Tri-C offers 70 pro­ Tuition at Cuyahoga t• grams at its three campuses in Community College is the lowest ,.. his patrons' tastes. Mon.-Fri. 6:00a.m. - 3:00 p.m. • Sat. 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m...... , Highland in Northern OhiO- $16.50 per " Scheinberg Serving Breakfast & Lunch also said that he sells Hills, and Parma. The College credit hour. For information, call " Daily Breakfast Special Daily Lunch Specials cabbage, apples, lemons, serves nearly 20,000 full and part- 1-800-954-TRI-C. 2 Eggs - 2 Strips Bacon Smothered Steaks-Ham Hocks oranges, potatoes and 2 pes. Toast w/jelly - $2.00 B-B-Q Pigs Feet-Candied Yams onions in addition to salad dressing. Low Reasonable Prices Fresh Picked Collard Greens Macaroni & Cheese Scheinberg said (216) 641-1988 that in addition to sell­ ing popcorn to the chil- The Best "Home Cooking" In Town dren who patronize his 1-..------...J store for ten cents, he _f'ord.__ltanclutd .%c. •;.-: also sells coffee and rolls Christian Bookstore Silk Screening & Printing Service . Magnifying & Glorifying the Lordi , ~ at a premium price. s.Ja, Senke and Plll'tl Scheinberg also Opa Moa.-Sat. 8:00 a.m.~: Oil p.m. Music, Tees, SWeats, Caps Bro. Don M. Salett said that he sells frozen Rubber Stamps, Buslness Cards 11905 Buckeye Road FATHER'S DREAM Uniform lettering & Numbering 218-283-'2784 dinners in his store. HeatJnc -Air 4: AppU.Oce Repair Wat!Qna Products and much morel 574-1078 peger lbpn-Wuhen • Flanuu:a -Air Condltlonen-Refrlcenton • Ranaes Freezers - Dbhwaahen -Ice Maddnes ·Microwave. "Eiec:trldan For Raldentbl Needa* - American & Foreign Transmission 3319 E. 9Jrd sc. -- REGINALD A. SIZEMORE aeveland, OH 44104 Stevenson & Stevenson Automotive Repair Tedmldaa& Eledrldan (116) 441-1466 Discount Tobacco Store ·s• ~1 CARS*TRVCKS*VANS ~ "We Deliver Anywhere Cigarettes and Tobacco Products 24 HOUR TOWING AVAILABLE In Cuyahoga County" 17305 Harvard Avenue Transmission Repairs"' Clutch Repair" U Joints ... Exhaust"' Brakes "MAKE US FEEL GOOD, Cleveland, Ohio 44128 r.---, Free Towing With Major Repair r$ - 0FF, 50 00 Tell Us You Saw Our (216) 295-1100 1F.W.D: Axels 1 4925 Lee Road I • I Ad In EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS!" Starbng at I Any Major I Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 1$ • 1 (off the 1-480 West Ramp) Repair 99 95 L- -- .J (216) 663-9293 (216) 663-9294 (216) 663-9295 L----.J 3781 E. 131 St. (Near Corldt),f>l 44121 Oeveland,Ohlo ~ Men & Women's (116) 283-1362 .p, . Under New African American Ownership !:;I Garments "Cash In A Minute! We Buy, Sell, And Loan Anything Of Value!" $0 Made To Desire 11 . ' Sl African Attire ABE~S PAWN SHOP A Beverage Connection" /.f'h.V 1~v1~# Alterations- Church Robes 1 5615 Woodland Av • Cleveland, OH 44104 lj v (}V" Prom Attire - Wedding Attire The Only Black Owned State Liquor Agency -~~ t\i• Hours: Tuesday thru Thrusday 11-6 p.m. 431-6642 On the SoutH East Side JVY' Friday & Saturday 10-7 p.m. EJWEACCEPTLAY-AWAYS.

FEBRUARY MARCH 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 ti 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 24 Hours Towing 4 s 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 • USED AUTO PARTS MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST • DAMAGE FREE TOWING ~ • 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 • AUTO SERVICE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 • WE BUY WRECKED & 9 10 11 11 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 2~ 26 27 28 JUNK CARS 23 24 25 26 Z7 28 29 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 A Beverage Connection 30 31 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 4640 Richmond Rd. • Warrens.ville Hts., OH 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 SNAPPY ENTERPRISES, INC. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Corner of Emery & Richmond 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 14300 MILES AVENUE 26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 ClEVELAND, OH 44121 31 (216} 765-1770 (211) 295-8397 Raffle at Benedictine The Benedic­ tine High School Booster Club is hosting a Reverse Rafile on Quality, personalized health care is our "Top Priority". Under direct supervision of • Saturday, Janwuy 9, at our excellent and caring professionals and support staff, you can access the highest the Patrician Party level of professional health care. Center, 331 50 Lake­ land Blvd., in Serving the following Counties: Eastlake. Cuyahoga Franklin Mahoning Summit Doors open at CftRniVft 6:00 p.m. with a surf A Family Festival of Fun! and tuif dinner being served at 7:30p.m. December 26·January 3 The grand Presented by ~ f:!!!t ~ prize winner receives "Your lifeline to Good Health is through Total Health Care Plan, Inc." If s a Wmter Wonderland indoors at the I-X Indoor Wmter Carnival at the I-XCenter. Ohio's $2,500. Advance sale newest family holiday event will bring wintertime ftm indoors. sideboard tickets are ~~~~~~~======~ The 1-XIndoor Wmter Carnival is acres of seasonal festivities including an ice-skating rink being sold for $10 at Team Uniforms Numbered or Lettered- We Use Your Garment or Oun each ($1,000 prize). PLAYER NAMES (ptlc>e per wonl) with public skating, ice-sculpting demonstrations, wi.nterscapes, the Children's There will also be ~~ .,...... $5.00, $3.00, and Museum's Little House Under Constntction, the Pepsi/WZ]M Interactive Winter ~1-L£~ $2.00 sideboards - ttiLLER Fil Sports Zone featuring the Cleveland Indians Activity Center and the Cleveland sold that evening. . A limit of 1'- DWYER o"n:, Lumberjacks Corner and over 30 thrilling rides! ' num er ,.. 200 tickets are being •1'11aM.tn ...., .... Don't miss these special features sold. r-- ·-- ~r• - ·~ ... ·- If you ,_'" ·~ ·-r ... 1.50 Meet Blue North Coast Ice Show Sky High Ohio's T ~l'n'OC!t would like to attend ..... •u .. 0 " o n •w from Nickelodeon's Blue's Oues Two Shows daily ~lf12.1 FM Ski Sh Ice Scul~t;;: or wish to purchase 1lfni (Deceni>er2S- J.mu;uyll 3pm& 7pm =-.,~~ OW y•...... _!:: a reverse raffle or - ~~ IBICAili.EJII!iiON - sideboard tickets call Plus, cotmtdown to 1999 with all the ftm a11d festivities of the I-X l11door Wi11ter Carnival. Chuck St. John at per Make plans to bring your family for a special New Year's Eve celebration. (440) 232-5459, We'll even tum tile clocks ahead so the stroke of midnight magically hits at 9pm. Dave Belin at ( 440) 473-4142, or Tony D1 scount coupons available at Russ at (216) 421- in digit Advance discount PRICES General admission S12 2080 ext. 516. tickets available at all Finast Seniors (OVer 62) S 7 ~ ~~~(MI~OK ! Tables for parties of O)fluvni/Ntelt ,~ f!l'~ ' .. Children 2 and under FREE < • I Friendly Markets eight or ten can be AI rides 111d en1er1aiTnen1 are irdJded Wllh adrTisslm 10 in to 12 digit To Place Your Order 12021 Buckeye Road • reserved with the Call (216) 751-5262 Cleveland, Ohio 44120 Open Daily 11 am-1 Opm 1-X CENTER • CLEVELAND 1-800-897-3942 purchase of four or five tickets. $1.99 1 DAY SERVICE (216) 751-5262 '1\lesday, December 29, 1998- Friday, January 1, 1999 EASTSIDE DAll-Y NEWS PageS Islamic Academy promotes academic excellence If a man does not keep pace with his companioru, perlrap:s it i:s because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. By CLAUDE BRUCE STARKS excellence for all pupils. Alamin said that the The application process Islamic Academy's con- school plans to purchase the takes two weeks and includes test­ Fajr Alamin, founder, ceptis to train children at a young former East High School, which ing to ascertain the student's ap­ Islamic Academy, 1130 Adison age for anatomy, math, science is 20,000 square feet and is also titude for the aforementioned sub­ Rd., promotes the philosophy for and a how to assemble comput­ located in the same neighbor­ jects which are taught at the acad- her school to acquire academic ers. hood, to house and also feed ad­ emy. The academy also wotts ditional students. The costs for students --·-----~----:;) with children who are learning Alamin also said that to be educated by the academy : (216)921-4206 "I disabled. the school intends to have 500 are the following: pre-school PROGRAM Islamic Academy's stu­ ~articulating students by the children to third grade, dents, said Alamin, need to "fo­ year2000. $2,800.00; fourth grade through cus" for four year post secondary w TONEy's ShoE Physcial Education sixth grade, $3,200.00; seventh N@w WliH A No CosT LoAN education, for careers in biomedi­ classes for the academy's students and eighth grade, $3,400.00; ~ SERViCE .\Nd cin~ computers, engineering and include martial arts. ninth and tenth grade, $4,000.00; KEy Sllop also statistics. The Islamic Academy eleventh and twelveth grade, " Islamic Academy has won 70 trophies in martial 4,500.00. MORTGAGE LOAN DISCOUNT PROGRAM opened in September of 1994 with arts within the past two years and Parents for Islamic students in grades of kindergar­ also a national championship. Academy' students can pay their * Program available within the city limits of Cleveland, ten through the seventh grade. The students scored in children's tuiton bi-weekly. Akron or East Cleveland Currently, the academy the top ten percent for the Indi­ Low-income families has 70 students whi~h include *Program available for 1 & 2 family owner occupied I ana based Terra Nova test in who desire their children to be homes or condos with a maximum purchase price of $75,000 - Sales & Service- pre-school through the 12th math, reading, languages and educated at the academy can ap­ ffi Name Brands • Discount Prices grade. * Down payment can be as low as 5o/o (!) OPEN TUES THRU SAT also the sciences. ply to the Cleveland Scholarship '{jj Islamic Academy, Which FROM 10 AM TO 6:30PM The academys' teachers, Program for tuition and also for * Down payment of 11 o/o or higher requires no PMI "'T1 . has 61,000 square feet of class­ Cii 4133 LEE ROAD ofwhich there are a total of nine, transportation vouchers. (!) CLEVELAND, OHIO 44128 . room space, · has one teacher for * Fixed Rate is 1/4% below all other Third Federal comparable every 13 pupils. all have masters degrees. All students who ma­ mortgage rates Islamic Academy's triculate at Islamic Academy must teachers have also written and wear uniforms, that pertain to the j RED DOOR & CO. THRIFT SHOP published articles which pertain school's colors, which are black FOR DETAILS CALL 42 g.., 5000 OR IN AKRON 1... 800 ... 944 '"'7 8 to their subject.area. and white. - Approval subject to down payment and other restrictions - 14203 Miles Avenue The academy, in addi· All materials, such as Cleveland, Ohio 44128 tion to purchasing the aforemen­ pens, papers and also laboratory Shoes- Jewelry- Accessories- Cookware- Drapes tioned building, also has plans to materials must be paid for by the Designer Fashions - Men - Women - Children Clothing renovate the facility that cur­ student. rently houses its classrooms. Islamic Academy is so­ 30 Days Lay - Away Available Islamic Academy ac­ liciting citizens to donate toward HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 11 :00 To 5:00 cepts students' applications , therenovationoftheirpresentsite '-----~~~-~~---"~~""'"-~~-~~=~-~~­ Sat. -Sun. 12:00 To 5:00 which include a $10.00 non-re­ and also for the purchase of the fundable fee for the first two aforementioned building. weeks of September and also Individuals can call431- Happy New Year! throughout the school year. 0467 for all information. Carlstine's Fashions would like to thank you for 1998. We look forward to seeing you in 1999. D-JOY'S To show our appreciation. we are currently running Siding - Roofing - Gutters a 15% OffSale throughout January. Porch- Chimney Work Carlstine's Fashions 631-'8785 ter 4145 Lee Road (.Judson & Lee Plaza) (216) 752-5776 Houn: MOJJ.-Fri. 3:30-8:00 p.m. HERE'S THE GAME PLAN: vantage Sat. 10:00-8:00 p.m Sun ll-6:00 p.m VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED CHECKS WELCOMED Be a Pathway Foster Parent, echnologies Join the Pathway Team, FOR AU YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS! • Closed Mondays Open your home, help an • CONSULTING • SUPPORT Abused/neglected child win. • INSTALLATION • SERVICE [) 'DarCing 's Jfa.ir 1Jesi9n PATHWAY PROVIDES: • UPGRADES • NETWORKING 4090 Lee. 'R.gcui 24 Hour Crisis Support, Regular Respite, Computer Technician CCevela.ru{, OJ{ 44128 and Great Tr-aining! EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS 216/561-7470 Call Pat, Anne dr Dave at Specializing In 1- 800-838-7284 SPECIAL! Weaving - Bonding- Braids AMD K611-300 Boun: Wed. -Sat. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. -· -- -4 Complete System With Jaitfi Js Stro119er 'Iftan Steel WHITE'S SEAFOOD & BAR-B-QUE 'Ke)' Board - Speabn-Monitor & M.-e Wa.nd'a & ~nee $850.00 12100 Larchmere Blvd. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 721-FISH (3474) Veronica Welcomes You To • • SWAP-N-SHOP USED CLOTHING • *Under New Management* LADIES SUITS • MENS SHIRTS • SWEATERS • • Hours: Tues.- Wed.- Sat. 11:00 a.m.-9:00p.m• SPORTS JACKETS • LADIES SPORTS COATS • • Thurs.- Fri. 11:00 a.m.- 11:00 p.m• CHILDRENS AFfER SCHOOL PLAY CLOTHES • • Ask About Our Home Cooked Specials ~ . Miscellaneous Clothing Special • DINNERS ~ $25.00/Bag Sale - $10.00/Bag Sale t .. • • Whiting • Perch • Catfish • Black Bass • Orange Roughy 22939 Broadway Av Oakwood Village Ohio 44146 All You Can Carry • • Shrimp • Scampies • Chicken • Pork Chops Sale Good Tll3-31-99 II \·\ • ~ • Bargains Galore Ll\1;q • RIBS • ~ 2219 Noble Rd • Cleveland Hts;, Ohio • (Available mURSDAY thru SATURDAY ONLY) • Dinners • Whole & llalf Slabs (216) 691-0996 • • OPEN Mon.-Fri. 1:00-7:00 P.M. Sat. 1:00-5:00 P.M. • SANDWICHES • SNACK PACKS • DESSERTS • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MATTRESS [$1.00 OFF ALL DINNERS WITH THISCOUPON] .. PlTTS' SHOE REPAIR r ~ ~ NOW ENROLLING ~ DAY CLASSES . A Full service Shoe Repair Shop Specializing in ..... Beatrice Academy * Factory Type Full Soling * *Invisible Half Soling* of Beauty *Dye Work* 10500 Cedar Avenue Any Size Set * Purse and Luggage Ra~air * *Sole and Heel~* Cleveland, Ohio ~ Women's Dowel Lift~ .,.. 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I2R&tdill~ ~ tJIIU.UIIS 751 ~.:1955 -- (21~ ~H-H77.1{21~ ~77· .J"acquel.ine A.. Micld.let:oa, Eiecudve Director 3966 E. 31st. street Leonard B. .Jacksoa, President FAX# 751-3664 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thesday, December 29, 1998- Friday, January 1, 1999 SPORTS Page 7 Benedictine graduate Larry Zelina writes book on football By Arlene Costanzo Zelina was drafted by the iractor selling commercial insur­ friends are his Benedictine tually impossible to tackle," he Cleveland Browns football team ance. Bengals' teammates. said. Zelina's 60TDs and 56 extra I had the recent pleasure but team but suffered a career end­ His sojourn as a co-au­ "We still have about points for 416 total points is 183 of interviewing Larry Zelina, '67 ing leg injury. thor was inspired by the fact that three get-togethers each year, in­ points more than George Sefcik's Benedictine High School gradu­ He also played in the part of the proceeds will benefit cluding our wives," Zelina said. 233 points, who ranks second on ate, and all-time football scoring Canadian Football League for the the Anne and Woody Hayes Those words speak vol­ Benedictine's all-time scoring list. leader, at his book signing at the Saskatchewan Roughriders.. Scholarship Fund. umes ·"for the man who was Barnes and Noble Bookstore. He Zelina's post-football What impressed me most Benedictine's best ever football Reeder's Hair Affair was autographing his new book, days have been occupied spend­ about Zelina was a statement he player, whose scoring records will BarberShop "Ohio Stale '68, All the Way to ing time with his wife and three made that despite all his glory days never be broken. 2613 Woodhill Rd. the top," co-authored by Steve children in Worthington, Ohio. at Ohio State and even though he Stipkala remembers Cleve., Ohio 44104 Greenberg. He has built a success­ met hundreds of guys while wear­ Zelina as a triple-threat player.· (216) 721-0705 I found myself trying to ful career as an independent con- ing the Buckeyes' colors, his best "When the other team Kathy Gibbs process words, phrases and slats punted the ball to Zelina, he usu­ Notary Public like, fullback, halfback, linebacker, Junior Olympic Games in city ally ripped-off large yardage, be­ HOURS: Tuesday • Saturday average yards gained, punts re­ cause in the open field he was vir- 9:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. An estimated 15,000 tals Health System will support the turned, etc. young athletes and 35,000 spec­ I kept hoping someone 1999 Games as sole provider and uwANTED.- - Adverlisq Sales Penon tators will descend upon Cleve­ would mention Martha Stewart, or coordinator of all medical services. Ideal For Retired Penon Who Need8 Adclitionallnc:ome - Call (216) 721-167 4 land next summer for the 1999 the latest recipe for leftover tur­ "University Hospitals ... Amateur Athletic Union Junior key. Health System is proud to step Olympics Games. Buster & B.J. I knew I could easily as­ forward as title sponsor of this Cleveland will host the similate that information. showcase celebration of youth 12-day event-the largest national I found myself wonder­ partment. sports," said Farah Walters, presi­ multi-sport event conducted an­ ing if these same men, who knew The book-signing tab from other schoo dent and chief executive officer of nually for American youth-from every stat, every outcome of ev­ and Z~lina were surrounded by against Zelina. They had a won­ University Hospitals Heallh Sys­ July 27 through August 7, 1999. t..o5T(­ ery game, and every Benedictine Benedictine graduates, Frank derful time swapping stories from 'FOU~D The Games will generate tem and University Hospitals of Man who ever played in any sport Stipkala, '49, public relations di­ their good ol' high school days. an estimated $50 million for the Cleveland. for Benedictine High School, rector for Benedictine, Dave Belin, Zelina is an articulate, local economy. ''We have a strong tradi­ could without hestitant;remember '69, a fourth generation alumnus, intelligent, and friendly gentleman. For the tirst time in its 33- tion of community involvement, their wedding anniversary! Jerry Ferko, '68, and sports jocks he spoke fondly of Benedictine year history, the Games will have with special interest in programs High School. a title sponsor, University Hospi­ that promote the healthy develop­ A running back at tals Health System. ment of young people. These Benedictine, he played in In addition to the title three city championships in Games are a perfect match with our sponsorship, University Hospi- Cleveland Stadium. institutional values and priorities." The Bengals won the Charity Game in '65 and Auto Rama returns to city '66. What's got 3000 wheels Tickets at the door will Zelina also played and is only in Cleveland for one be $10 for adults and $4 for chil­ baseball for three years for weekend? dren six to 12. Youngsters, six and the Bengals. The 1999 Auto-Rama, at under, are admitted free. "Dad, mom is looking for you." He laughingly re­ the Cleveland Convention Center, called that there was a Zelina for 33 years in a row. on the football field for six This year's dates are Feb. years which really confused 5, 6and 7. the opponents and they The Cleveland Auto­ kept wondering when that ~ PLAYING NOW Rama, one of the top ten shows Zelina kid was ever going to 'a at Gund Arena on the International Champion gradute! Auto Show Circuit, is an entertain­ Little did they ment spectacle for the whole fam­ TICKETS START AT know that the two Zelina ily, featuring custom cars, street brothers each played three machines, race cars, antique cars JUST $10 years for the ~engals. and sports cars and more. The Benedictine Making an appearance JANUARY grads huddled in that book­ throughout the show will be Ed SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT store shared stories about "Big Daddy" Roth, along with his their school days. One re­ cars, the Druid Princess and the Individual tick~ts . called ball point pens being $10, $16.$18,$23. Megacycle, as well as the Nitro thrown out the windows in Tickets on sale now Girls Wrestling team. at the Gund Arena a class taught by the late Fr. Box OHice. Show hours are Fri., Feb. Ticketmaster and Donald Bajdik, who had an Charge-By·PhonP. 5, 6 to 10 p.m.; Sal, Feb. 6, II a.m. aversion to ball point pens. at. (216) 241·5555 to 10 p.m.; and Sun., Feb. 7, ll a.m. (Ciev)or If he caught any (:l30) 945-9400 to7p.m. (Akron\ student using a ball po int Tickets are available in pen, out the window it went! advance at Convenient Food Zelina recalled go­ Marts for $8'.50 for adults and ing to confession the first Jacks Pro Hockey at Gund Arena • 216.420.0000 $3.50 for children, six to 12. Thursday of every month and going to Holy Commun- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r--·----..;.--~:;;!~-=~~~!~;..;..----, IOn on First Friday. One un- I I fortunate student was in the portable confessional booth : Sale Ends February 2, 1999 : LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! when his confessor, who will remain unnamed, reached I I ~G11ND around the partition and ARENA JAN.12 -18 "batted him aside the head!" God may be more MATTRESS BLOWOUT \\\!

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Nu Nation, Trin-i-Tee 5:7 at Cleveland State University Food Company, Inc., Woman's Barnard says the conve­ "Kirk Franklin and his Nu Also on the bill will be Tickets are $32.50 and Day magazine and the Canned nience, nutrition and versatility of Nation Tour" heads into the gospel artists CeCe Winans and $26.50 are on sille at the CSU Con­ Food Alliance proved creative canned fruits make them ideal Cleveland State Unitersity Con­ the awesome female gospel group vocation Center Box Office; all cooking is a hot new trend among recipe solutions for kids and par­ vocation Center for one 8 p.m. Trin-I-Tee 5:7 as Franklin's special Ticketmasier outlets or by phone today's kids. ents alike. show on Friday, January 22. guests. at(216) 241-5555. The Kenny Canned To sample the winning Pineapple Recipe Adventure Con­ recipes yourself, visit www.Dole. Dance Image presents children's concert test challenged kids, ages 6-12, to come. 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Charles Wait, a ten-year­ Pineapple Tidbits or Dole has offered children's concerts in Other dancing woodland old from Redwood City, CA, won Crushed Pineapple, well drained he past, this one is unique because flora and fauna will fill the Dance the grand prize honor for his 2 tablespoons granulated sugar it is based on an adaptation cre­ Image performance space. Tropical Pineapple Crisp Nachos. 2 nine-inch floor tortillas awesome ated by on·e of the dance Tickets are $5.00 for His easy recipe com­ Vanilla Yogurt (optional) Haynes, Angel Taylor and Terri Brown. The gospel group will ap­ company's youngest dancers, lO adults and $3.00 for children 12 bines ingredients such as brown , Heat oven to 375 degrees pear at Tri-C Metro Campus auditiorium on Saturday, November yr. old Katy LaFavre of and under. Children 2 and under sugar, coconut, cinnamon and F 21. Chesterland. Katy isfeatured will be admitted free. Space is lim­ Dole Canned Pineapple. 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He also contin­ proached me with this idea, I told 'The Wizard of Oz' at Allen ues to write and record and will across the country entered the sugar and remaining I teaspoon the young age of 17, took center her to pursue it and see what she Tickets are on sale for This year's production release a solo album sometime contest. flour until evenly coated. stage at the pre-opening party at could develop. We met from time "The Wizard of Oz" at the Allen will star legendary performer Eric Salas, associate busi­ Place tortillas on Hudson Crossings last Saturday next year. to time to select music and dis­ Theatre, February II through 21 Mickey Rooney as "The Wizard His performance was ness manager at Dole, says recipe ungreased baking sheet. night. cuss choreography, costuming, witb 18 performances. of Oz." The singer, who is also a part of a pre-opening party for props, set design, and the script. I It will be a 90-minute ad­ Mickey Rooney has posibilities incorporating canned Spread one tortilla with talented writer and producer, en­ Hudson Crossings, a new restau­ helped her but for the most part, it aptation of the 1939 classic, and starred in more than 50 feature pinapple are only· as limited as a one-half of pineapple mixture and rant, banquet and conference cen­ tertained over 300 party attendees is her work." will feature all of the characters films and has twice been nomi­ child's ereativity. sprinkle one-half of coconut mix­ with his rendition of "Killing Me ter located at 5416 Darrow Road, LaFavre is the daughter songs and moments from what is nated for an Academy Award. "Adult think upside­ ture over pineapple. 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