Page 8 HIGH GEAR
Letters To The Editor
On Wednesday night. September 5th, an automobile accident took the life of a kind, gentle and talented 23 year old alumnus
of the Heights Singers Men's Chorus of the Cleveland Heights High School. The young man
had a dream to bring happiness
to others through his music. Jerry Saunders (Gerard Sanders) was in the process of pursuing his career when fate took him
One is a fund which is subordinate to the Ellen & Duwayne Thomas Scholarship Fund. This fund grants scholarships to present members of the Heights Singers of Cleveland Heights High School, or to college undergraduates who were members of the
Heights Singers. The grants are awarded only to those students who have a real need because of
family hardships or other equally
difficult circumstances.
Annually, the contributions received in Jerry's name will be awarded in his memory. The
ing of trees in Israel. The Gerard Sanders (Jerry Saunders) Memorial Garden has been established which consists of an area of 100 trees. Any number of trees can be donated to this garden at a cost of $3.00 per tree. If more than 100 trees are donated, subsequent gardens will be established in his name.
Trees can also be donated in honor or in memory of any other person and be requested to be planted in Jerry's memorial garden.
I hope you shared with so
trompus. He was a singer and scholarships include all aspects many of us, the opportunity to
with a goal.
Two memorials have been established in his name.
of education and not music alone.
The second involves the plant-
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have known Jerry. I also hope you will remain a contributor to one or both of these memorials through the years.
His birthday was September 1st, maybe an easy date to remember for future contributions.
Contributions to:
Ellen & Duwayne Thomas Scholarship Fund
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University Heights, Ohio 44118
other than their own cliques. It was really distressing to some of us in Lorain, Ohio because we went to par 1978, and this year's Gay Festival at Meadow Ridge Farm.
Any suggestions?
Also, is there a women's (ga) newspaper that comes out Cleveland? GEAR seems to b aimed mostly towards men an
Please let me know what yo
other papers for women don Why are the women so always let you know what's goin unfriendly? It seems like they on around Lorain, Clevelan don't associate with anyone and vicinity. other than their own cliques. It was really distressing to some of know. us in Lorain, Ohio because we went to party and meet new people. We all had lovers, some of them were at home, and weren't
looking for anyone, but we were disappointed with attitudes. It is always the guys (thank goodness it's someone) who are friendly, talk with you or ask you to dance. What do we do?
At Richard's picnic last year everyone was friendly, which was great.
Many of us would like to meet women outside the bar scene and would like to get together with other sisters willing to get together for the purpose of just plain fun. This is why we try to gc to the picnics, etc.
In sisterhoo
Diar
EDITOR'S NOTE: Far be it fro me to attempt to explain huma
behavior! Regarding the new paper(s): GEAR may "seem to t aimed mostly towards men," b that is not by our design. We c try to report news of interest to a segments of the community, bi as an all-volunteer newspape we are only as complete as tim and person-power will allo Feel free to drop us stories, etc c/o P.O. Box 6177, Clevelan 44101 A local newspaper f women is What She Wants. F subscription information, writ WSW, P.O. Box 18465, Clevelar Heights, 44118.
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Dear Editor
I have a problem that I'd really like an answer to. i hope you can be of some assistance..
I have attended 3 picnics in the last 2 years and have found the same problem at 2 of them. I attended Columbus' Kismet picnic of 1978, and Richard's picnic in Lorain of 1978, and this year's Gay Festival at Meadow Ridge Farm.
So
Why are the women unfriendly? It seems like they don't associate with anyone
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