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Spencer, a first-grade student at Robinwood, threw a whipped cream pie at principal Don Robinson’s face on Dec. 22 during the Pie in the Face PTA Fundraiser event.

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Abrianna cut her dinosaur feeting using the blue paper. The children got to choose what color paper they wanted to use for their dinosaurs.

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‘Now You Know’ at Boardman library On Nov. 19, Meridian HealthCare and the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County presented the latest installment in their series of “Now You Know” talks at the Boardman library. Angie Cameron (right) manager of Meridian Healthcare’s Youth and Young Adult programs, spon on “Phone apps and social media: Which ones are safe for your kids?” Cameron is pictured with Larry Moliterno, left, president and CEO if Meridian HealthCare.

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President’s and Dean’s lists. To qualify for the President’s List, students must have a 4.0 grade point average and must have completed 15 hours during the semester. To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must earn a Guarendi to visit 3.40 or greater grade point average Boardman Schools and must have completed 12 or more credit hours for the semester, the maRay Guarendi, humorist, clinical jority at the Salem Campus. Students psychologist, author, public speaker from Boardman to achieve this disand nationally syndicated radio host, is coming to the Boardman Schools on tinction are Lisa Jurus - Dean’s List, March 1 to speak on the topic “You are Jordyn Nenadich - Dean’s List and Paa better parent than you think.” His ex- mela Pierce - Dean’s List. perience includes working with school Younstown Shrine Club to districts, Head Start programs, menhost annual fundraiser tal health centers, substance abuse programs, in-patient psychiatric cenOn Jan. 30, the Youngstown Shrine ters, juvenile courts and in private Club will be hosting its annual Beer practice. Guarendi has both his own Taste. The event will include sampling radio show, “The Doctor is In,” as well of a variety of unique local and nationas a television show entering its fourth al brews, along with food, entertainseason, “Living Right with Dr. Ray.” He ment and fellowship. Wine and other has also appeared on national radio beverages will also be served. Tickand television shows such as Oprah, ets are $35 in advance and $40 at The 700 Club and CBS This Mornthe door. The public is welcome to ating. In addition, Guarendi has written tend and proceeds, in part, go to the a number of books, with his most well Shriners Hospitals for Children. Busiknown “You’re a Better Parent Than ness and individual sponsorship opYou Think” currently in its 28th printportunities available for the event. In ing. He will be speaking on March 1 at 2015 the Youngstown Shrine Club do6 p.m. in the Glenwood Middle School nated more than $33,000 to support Auditorium. There is no charge for the Shriners Hospitals for Children admission. from its events throughout the year.

Tickets can be purchased in adKent State Salem vance at Chalet Premier or Autoannounces President’s, graph Network or by contacting John Jones at 330-792-8892, Howard MerDean’s Lists ritt, Jr. at 330-360-3436 or Troy Dr. Steve Nameth, dean of Kent Stenger at 330-565-2500, or call the State University at Salem, announced Youngstown Shrine Club at 330-549the students named to the fall 2015 3857 ext. 0.

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POLL RESULTS Every week, we’ll provide a question about our Neighbors communities and ask you to weigh in with an answer.

And we hope you’ll share an opinion as well. Here are the results to last week’s poll.

AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

How many snow days do you think the schools will have this year?

Did you watch the Golden Globes this year?

5 or more. 22% 3-4. 33%

1-2. 22% None. 22%

Yes - I watched the entire program. 0% Yes - At various points. 25%

No - But I watched highlights online. 0% No - I have no interest. 75%

BOARDMAN

POLAND

Do you participate in the Powerball?

How were you affected by the announcement of David Bowie’s passing this week?

Yes - It’s a fun thing to do every so often. 12% Yes - But only when there’s a big pot. 50%

No - I might someday, though. 12% No - I don’t like to gamble. 25%

I was devastated. He was a hero. 16% I was saddened, but his music will live on. 58%

I didn’t care much. 25% I don’t know who that is. 0%

NEW POLL QUESTION AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

What method of video streaming do you use the most?

What is the best way to beat temperatures that are below freezing?

Netflix.

Hulu.

Amazon Prime.

Cable on demand.

Other.

Wearing a big, heavy coat.

Wearing a lot of layers.

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Using hand warmers or other tools.

I don’t mind being a little cold.

Visit canfieldneighbors.com to vote.

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POLAND

How do you feel about the Kmart closing?

How do you keep snow in your driveway or sidewalk under control?

It’s terrible - I go there all the time.

I will just go to other nearby locations.

I never went there anyways.

I have no interest.

Visit boardmanneighbors.com to vote.

I pay someone to take care of it.

I shovel it myself.

I put down salt, but don’t shovel.

I use a snowblower.

Visit polandneighbors.com to vote.

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Lego my library Meet at 10 a.m. on Feb. 20 and enjoy creating Lego designs at the Boardman library. Legos will be provided. This event is for children, age 6 and up.

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Basket raffle helps dogs Legacy Dog Rescue and Never Muzzled are hosting a basket raffle on Jan. 25 from 4-8 p.m. at Quaker Steak & Lube, located at 2191 Millennium Blvd. in Cortland. Have dinner and a drink with friends who are working together to help the dogs of Trumbull and Mahoning counties. Check out either group’s Facebook page for the flier, or stop by their table that evening. For more information, contact Jenn at 330719-5569 or follow the organizations on Facebook.

Youngstown Soup event to fund community projects Jan. 30 marks the date Youngstown Soup will be hosting a community micro-granting dinner celebrating and supporting creative projects in Mahoning County.

With a donation of $5 attendees receive soup, salad, bread and a vote on some of the most innovative project proposals in Youngstown.

There will be four presenters who will have four minutes to share their idea on their project proposal, which will help the community in some way. Attendees will have the chance to vote on their favorite soup, enjoy a 50/50 raffle and participate in a silent auction of donated goodies from the Valley’s finest businesses. At the end of the night the ballots are counted and the winner takes home the proceeds raised from the dinner to carry out their project. During the next event they will present to the community how they carried out their project. The event takes place at the Calvin Center, located at 755 Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown, on Jan. 30 from 6-9 p.m.

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The last student, Isaiah, chose Principal Don Robinwood to pie in the face on live TV to finish the event.

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Gavin, a third-grade student, threw a pie at Mrs. F.’s face while Robinson watched and laughed.

Robinwood students raise money, pie the principal

By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com

The students of Robinwood Lane Elementary School had the rare opportunity to pie their principal in the face on Dec. 22. This was a reward for the students hard work while fundraising.

Ten luck y st udent s who helped raise funds for the PTA were picked randomly to throw a whipped cream pie at Robin-

wood Lane Principal Donald Robinson. The pie tins were filled with whipped cream so that real pie crumbs would not get in Robinson’s nose or eyes.

The students were notified ahead of time about the pie in the face event. It served as an initiative for the students to help raise more money.

“We did a PTA fundraiser to raise money for the school and we put all the names of the kids that participated in the fund-

raiser in a box and picked ten out,” said Robinson. “It was kind of a pay the piper type thing. We said we would do it, we did it.”

The event was streamed live to the other students in the school. Some of the students helped out the filming by working the cameras.

The students whose names were picked out of the box all stood in a line in preparation to pie their principal. Robinson was not the only option the stu-

dents had, Mrs. F. volunteered her face to be pied as well.

It was a pretty even split between the two, half of the students chose Robinson while the other half chose Mrs. F. The students and faculty had a fun time with this event.

It was a good way to end the school week with before leaving for winter break. The PTA also benefited from this event by being able to raise money for the school.

Fitness Fun story time Join the Boardman library on Feb. 10 at 10 a.m. for stories and activities selected from the “Eat, Play, Grow” program. This event will focus on good fun and good nutrition. Prizes and snacks will be given.

This event is sponsored by the Mahoning Valley Kids Coalition and is for toddlers and preschoolers.

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Spencer, a first-grade student at Robinwood, threw a whipped cream pie at Principal Don Robinson’s face on Dec. 22 during the Pie in the Face PTA fundraiser event.

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Robinson and Mrs. F. cleaned up after the students finished throwing the whipped cream pies in their faces.

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13th annual Father-Daughter Princess Dance

Boardman Park will be hosting its 13th annual Father-Daughter Princess Dance at the Lariccia Family Community Center. Fathers or father figures who have a daughter(s) ages 5-12 can enjoy a memorable evening of dinner and dancing with their little princesses.

The dance will be offered on four nights: Feb. 11 from 6-9 p.m., Feb. 12 from 6-9 p.m., Feb. 13 from 6-9 p.m. and Feb. 14 from 5-8 p.m. This semi-formal dinner dance will include dinner, dancing to DJ music, a professional photo for a keepsake and a lot of dancing. Tickets will go on sale beginning Jan. 11. You may purchase your tickets at the park office, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. or by calling the office at 330726-8105. You may also purchase your tickets online at boardmanpark.com.

Tickets must be purchased in advance.

No tickets will be sold at the door.

Tickets for Boardman residents are $40 per couple, non-residents are $50 per couple, $20 for additional Boardman child and $25 additional non-Boardman resident child.

For more information on this and other events at Boardman Park, go to boardmanpark.com or call the park office at 330-726-8105.

The Victorian Players have announced the postponement of its scheduled January show, “Same Time Next Year.” The production is rescheduled for June 17-26. The Vic apologizes to its season ticket holders for any inconvenience this may cause. In the January slot, the Vic has contracted for a one-woman show performed by Carol Weakland, actress, author and storyteller. “A Date with the Brontë Sisters,” two onewoman shows based on “Jane Eyre” and “Wuthering Heights,” will be performed Jan. 23, 29 and 30 at 7:30 p.m. and Jan. 24 and 31 at 2 p.m. at the Victorian Players Theatre, located at 702 Mahoning Ave. in Youngstown.

The Victorian Players may be contacted at 330-746-5455.

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Caricaturist appears at Dr. Seuss event

GA to meet Gamblers Anonymous, a 12-Step fellowship of compulsive gamblers who want to recover from their gambling addictions, will meet twice this week in the Youngstown-Warren area.

A GA meeting takes place every Friday at Westminster Church, located at 119 Stadium Drive in Boardman, and another takes place every Sunday at Christ Church Presbyterian, located at 3425 Hopkins Road in Youngstown (Cornersburg). Both meetings begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. and last about 1-1/2 hours. Those who believe gambling has affected any part of their lives are urged to attend.

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Paul Merklein made a special appearance at the Boardman library on Jan. 9 for a Celebration of Dr. Seuss event.

Merklein is a caricaturist and spent the morning drawing different Dr. Seuss characters for the guests who attended. One little boy from the audience had the opportunity to stand up front with Merklein and get his portrait drawn.

At the end of the event, Merklein asked the audience different trivia questions and whoever answered the questions correctly, first, got to take home the different Dr. Seuss caricatures.

Learn about giant pumpkin growing The Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin Growers will be hosting its giant pumpkin growing seminar on Jan. 30 from 1-4 p.m. at Millcreek MetroParks - McMahon Hall, located one mile south of Canfield on Route 46 across from the Canfield Fairgrounds.

To register, call Parks Garden Center at 330-533-7278.

There is no charge to attend

the seminar and giant pumpkin seeds will be available for purchase.

The class, taught by Tim Parks, will cover seed selection, soils, fertility, pests, pollination, pruning and irrigation.

The Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin Growers is considered one of the world’s premier giant pumpkin clubs with 250 members in North America. Mem-

bers enjoy seminars, a summer patch tour and picnic, newsletters and the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth weigh-off on Oct. 8 at Parks Garden Center.

The weigh-off has divisions for heaviest giant pumpkin, sunf lower, tomato, watermelon, Halloween-type pumpkin and longest gourd.

To learn more about the club, visit www.ovgpg.com.

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Group presents mini grant to family The Autism Society of Mahoning Valley announced the presentation of this year’s Mike Hull Memorial Family Mini Grant.

The $500 award, in the form of a mini-trampoline, safety net and a variety of other holiday gifts for the children, was presented to Jimmy Hughes in a ceremony at the family’s Boardman home.

“My son Jimmy is so excited to have a new trampoline because he loves to bounce,” said Davida Hughes, the mother of the 3-year-old with autism spectrum disorder.

Experts believe this can be an effective therapy for ASD. In addition to offering her son an outlet to expel his energy, the jumping reduces anxiety and improves concentration.

“It’s amazing what kids on that spectrum can do on a trampoline that they might not have been able to without that sensory input,” Hughes said. “You see kids going from disengaged and noncommunicative to making eye contact and being more aware of what’s going on. We are so grateful that he was selected to receive this.”

“It is a Christmas present for us to be able to help this young family,” said Melissa Kalaman, Chairperson of the Mini Grant Review Committee and sister of the memorial’s namesake.

“Giving him the opportunity to engage more effectively could be life changing for him. That is exactly the kind of gift that my brother, Mike, would have been proud to be involved in.”

In 2014, Kalaman and her

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The Mike Hull Memorial Family Mini Grant Committee presented their annual award in the form on a mini trampoline to the Hughes family in Boardman.

family initiated the effort with the Autism Society to create the Family Mini Grant with proceeds from the Annual Mike Hull Memorial Poker Run for Autism, which takes place every August.

This year, more than 60 motorcyclists took part in the twocounty ride in honor of Mike Hull, a beloved husband, father, brother and grandfather with a cherished granddaughter on the autism spectrum. The allday event featured an 80-mile motorcycle ride that visited six establishments in Mahoning and Columbiana Counties. It kicked off with a breakfast and

bike blessing, and ended with a live concert and pasta dinner. Throughout the day, Strikers offered free bowling for any children or adults with special needs. Planning is underway for the next event in August 2016.

The Mike Hull Mini Grant Review Committee feels the family mini grants are an important way to support families affected by autism who struggle with costs of therapies and treatments year round. The group offers an open application period every November so that they can assist with needs around seasonal holidays.

Hope Foundation Greenbriar Healthcare Executives Natalie Walczak (left) and Diane Garthwaite (center) presented The Hope Foundation executive director Anthony Spano with a check for $640 on Jan. 8.

The Hope Foundation of Mahoning Valley is a non-profit agency that aids terminally ill children and their families. The money was raised from the center’s Festival of Trees, in which Christmas trees decorated by Greenbriar and other local healthcare businesses and organizations were raffled off.

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POLICE REPORTS BOARDMAN Jan. 6 Arrest: Police took into custody 30-yearold Jimmy R. Torres of Ferndale Avenue, Youngstown, on a warrant charging failure to appear in court after answering a call pertaining to someone who had been asleep in a booth at a Boardman-Canfield Road restaurant and refused to leave.

Burglary: A man reported that while staying at a Market Street motel, someone entered his room and took $50.

Identity fraud: A worker for a BoardmanCanfield Road chiropractic center discovered someone without consent had tried to open a credit-card account with his name and Social Security number.

Misuse of a credit card: A West Boulevard man found $175.60 worth of fraudulent charges on his credit-card statement.

Theft: A Poland woman noticed her purse missing while at a Windham Court doctor’s office.

Theft: Stephanie R. Martin, 25, of Connecticut Avenue, Youngstown, was charged with exchanging price tags on an $11 hooded sweatshirt at Walmart, 1300 Doral Drive.

Arrest: Jeremiah V. McClarin, 29, who listed addresses on West Boulevard in Boardman and Buckeye Court in Youngstown, was arrested at a Market Street motel. He was wanted on a probation-violation charge.

Harassment: Nicole F. Parrish, 38, was taken into custody on a telecommunications-harassment charge after her former boyfriend alleged Parrish, of West Indianola Avenue, Youngstown, had sent him numerous unwanted text messages last August.

Domestic violence: Tiffani A. Day, 43, of Erskine Avenue, Boardman, was charged with the crime after a man alleged Day had struck his face and pulled out a clump of his hair during an argument.

Theft: Three men reportedly stole about

$2,033 worth of merchandise, including 25 shirts, from Victoria’s Secret in Southern Park Mall.

Identity theft: A North Lima man told police he received an email from his bank alerting the accuser that his email address, password and mailing address for his credit-card information had been changed without authorization.

Assault/drugs: While responding to a possible burglary in the 7500 block of Oregon Trail, authorities charged 19-year-old Cheyenne P. Rowbotham of Melbourne Avenue, Boardman, with two counts of simple assault and one each of aggravated trespassing and criminal damaging, as well as 21-year-old Zachary A. Hanna of Oregon Trail, Boardman, with possession of drug paraphernalia. Rowbotham’s former boyfriend alleged she had punched his face as he tried to intervene when she attacked his girlfriend; in addition, several items in the kitchen were damaged during the argument. Also, a digital scale and a device often used to grind marijuana were found, police alleged.

Burglary: To an apartment in the 7300 block of West Boulevard, from which a 42-inch TV, a Sony PlayStation 4 game system, a mixer and a rice cooker were removed.

Criminal damaging: An official with Marshall’s Department Store, 1138 BoardmanPoland Road, noticed a hole in a ceiling tile and light damage to a portion of drywall.

Later, a bullet was found on the floor nearby, a report showed.

Drugs: A suspicious vehicle in the 6000 block of Applecrest Court caught officers’ attention before they issued minor-misdemeanor citations charging 28-year-old Karell T. McDaniel Jr. of Applecrest, Boardman, with possession of marijuana and drug possession, as well as 26-year-old Jonathan Jackson Jr., same address, with drug possession.

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Happily Ever After Tashayla Forest v Stephen Lunders YOUNGSTOWN

The Rev. Kenneth L. Simon solemnized the wedding vows of Tashayla Forest and Stephen Lunders, both of Campbell, at 4 p.m. Oct. 24 at New Bethel Baptist Church. A reception followed at St. Michael’s hall.

The bride is the daughter of John and Lisa Colmon of Boardman. Parents of the groom are Floyd and Cheri Cutlip of Calcutta, Ohio.

Jessica Taylor was matron of honor, and Hannah Bills and Janay Rogers were maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Michelle Centofanti; Porsha Baker; Tina Cochran; Patt Richy, the bride’s cousin; and De’Aysha Gilford and Aaronnay Agee, the bride’s nieces. The couple’s daughter, Jalaya Lard, was flower girl.

The attendants wore fuchsia and charcoal gray dresses.

The groom’s brother, Jacob Lunders, performed duties of best man. Groomsmen included Nathaniel Lunders, the groom’s brother; Nicholas Lee Carfagna, the groom’s cousin; Anthony

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Anderson and Madison Colmon, the brothers of the bride; Keyshawn Colmon, the bride’s nephew; Matt Cochran; and Chris Anderson. The bride’s nephew, Jaron Washington, was ring bearer.

Ushers were Horizon Watson, Antonie White and Armahd White, the bride’s cousins.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Page of Poland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Oct. 4 at Michael Alberini’s Restaurant. Members of the couple’s original bridal party were special guests at the event.

The dinner was hosted by their children, Kerri (Jeff) Briceland of Boardman and Geno (Gina) Page of Poland, along with granddaughter Gianna Rose Page. Tiffany (Ralph) Nero of Las Vegas were unable to attend, but will celebrate with their parents in January.

The former Geri Chiurazzi married Mr. Page on Oct. 2, 1965, at Christian Assembly Church in Farrell, Pa. The couple are members of Christian Assembly Church in Boardman.

Mr. Page worked as a printing pressman for Royal Printing and for and served in Heidelberg, Germany.

Youngstown Lithographing before reMrs. Page worked in home health tiring in 2001. He is a U.S. Army veteran care for Alzheimer patients for 20 years.

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Paulette Mahon and Jerry Love exchanged marriage vows at 3:30 p.m.

Sept. 12 at First Community Church during a ceremony officiated by Pastor John Jaros. A reception followed at The Victorian Room in Niles.

Mrs. Love wore an ivory lace gown with a sweetheart neckline, with a matching lace jacket adorned with sequins. The bride carried her mother’s rosary in her bouquet as well as her mother’s lace handkerchief.

The bride is the daughter of the late Philomena Midlick and Paul Midlick.

Mr. Love is son of the late Raymond and Dorothy Love.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Paul Midlick. Sophia Kramer and Phyllis Riley, the bride’s sisters, were matrons of honor. Justine Kramer, the bride’s niece, was bridesmaid. The attendants wore mercurycolored dresses.

Rex Taneri and Dean Shanower shared duties of best man. Daniel Kramer, the bride’s nephew, was grooms-

man. The bride’s brothers-in-law, Jerry Kramer and Robert Riley, were ushers.

Mrs. Love is a server at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store in Austintown.

Her husband earned bachelor’s degrees in science and engineering from Youngstown State University.

After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the Loves reside in Austintown.

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Rebecca Berger and Isaac Standley were united in marriage at 4:30 p.m.

Aug. 8 in a ceremony at Hippley Park, solemnized by Sean Kelly of Greenford Christian Church. A reception followed in the park.

The bride wore an ivory gown of lace and tulle with a mermaid silhouette.

The bride’s sister, Sarah Berger, was honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Jessica Standley, the groom’s sister; Jessica Gause, the bride’s cousin; Karen Riley; Kendall Looney; and Meghan Smith.

Flower girls were Kiley Welch and Avery Carter, the groom’s nieces, and Willa Patterson, the bride’s niece. The attendants wore dark purple dresses.

Tolga Demirel performed duties of best man. Groomsmen were Matt Young, Mark Christman, Roger Dyer, Mike Moleski and Scotty Bycofski.

Mrs. Standley, the daughter of Daniel and Beverly Berger of Salem, received a bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders from Case Western Reserve University, and a doctorate of audiology from Ohio University. She is an audiologist with University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland.

Mr. Standley, son of Debra Mayles and Donnie Standley, both of Glouster, Ohio, received a bachelor of arts degree in sports management from Union Institute and University. He is an Allstate Insurance agent and owner of Standley Insurance in Boardman.

Following a wedding trip to Dominical, Costa Rica, the Standleys are making their home in Canfield.

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Boy Scouts and their leaders from Boy Scout Troop 60 presented the International Peace Light flame to the congregation of Bethel Lutheran Church in Boardman during the St. Lucia Festival and Children’s Christmas Pageant Service on Dec. 13.

Boy Scouts share the International Peace Light in the Valley With the arrival of the International Peace Light on Nov. 30, at the Greater Western Reserve Boy Scout Council office in Warren, Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts were busy distributing the Peace Light flame to churches and their friends and families in the Valley.

The Peace Light flame was available at the council office to anyone of any faith throughout the weeks before Christmas.

Many people came from all over northeast Ohio to receive the flame and return to their homes and share it with their churches.

Two deliveries made by Boy Scouts occurred at the JMJ Spiritual Connections II store in the Cornersburg area of Youngstown and Bethel Lutheran Church in Boardman.

On Dec. 4, Scouts from Boy

Scout Troop 22 from St. Christine’s Church transferred the flame to the owners of the Spiritual Connections II store, Dora Jean and Stephan Havrila, who for the third year had the flame available to anyone in the community during their normal business hours. People from as far as Salem came to the store to receive the flame.

On Dec. 13, Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 60 from Westminster Presbyterian Church transferred the flame during the St. Lucia Festival and Children’s Christmas Pageant at Bethel Lutheran Church in Boardman.

The church also made the Peace Light flame available to anyone in the community before and after Christmas.

For more than 25 years the Peace Light from Bethlehem has

been brought from overseas to America through the cooperation of the Austrian Broadcasting Company – ORF (Linz), Austrian Airlines and the Austrian Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. The 2015 arrival of the Bethlehem Peace Light arrived this year at the JFK airport on Nov. 28.

This year’s sponsor in the United States is the Brooklyn Catholic Committee on Scouting. They have provided for its distribution throughout North America, including Canada and Mexico. All Peace Lights originated from this American location as couriers deliver the Peace Light to various locations on the continent.

You can see more information about this year’s efforts by visiting the websites www.peacelight.org or w w w.scout.org/ peacelight.

Theft: An employee with a Doral Drive big-box store reported his $120 fleece jacket stolen while at work.

Jan. 7 Misuse of a credit card: A Sierra Madre Trail man found on his debit-card statement several unauthorized transactions that originated in Niles. The loss came to $1,204.

Identity fraud: A Warren man noticed two unauthorized charges totaling $750 that had originated at a U.S. Route 224 sporting-goods store.

Theft: Officers charged 21-year-old Nickolas V. Colorite of Tudor Lane, Boardman, with stealing a $7 toy from Walmart.

Theft: A Youngstown woman reported four real-estate books stolen from her room at a Tiffany Boulevard motel.

Misuse of a credit card: A Chardon woman learned that someone without permission had obtained her debit-card number after discovering two fraudulent transactions totaling $445 took place at a South Avenue big-box store.

Theft: Charles J. Dann, 38, of Greenmont Drive Southeast, Warren, was charged with taking a three-pack of computer

dusters and other small items from Walmart.

Jan. 8 Attempted burglary/voyeurism: A woman told police a man tried to open a rear window to her Lemans Drive apartment and, while outside the accuser’s window, exposed himself to her.

Attempted burglary: A woman reported someone tried to enter her apartment in the 7300 block of West Boulevard through a bedroom window.

Arrest: Officers responded to a report of an unwanted person at a Market Street bank before taking into custody 51-year-old James P. Kula of Market, Boardman, who was wanted on a bench warrant charging failure to appear in court.

Criminal mischief: Several eggs were thrown at a front window to a residence in the 900 block of Larkridge Avenue.

Drugs/weapon: Authorities arrested 19-year-old Jaquayntae C. Wilburn at his Hillman Way apartment on charges of drug abuse, being a convicted felon with a firearm and possession of drug paraphernalia. A search warrant Dec. 8, 2015, at the Boardman apartment turned up a digital scale, a bag containing 10 over-the-counter pills, a .32-caliber handgun, two suspected marijuana pipes and a device commonly

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Members of the Boy Scout Troop 22 transferred the International Peace Light to the owners, Dora Jean and Stephan Havrilla, of the JMJ Spiritual Connections II store in Cornersburg on Dec. 4. Participating in the ceremony were, from left, Anson Hankey, Tyler Bartell, Ryan Brooks, Aden Hankey, Michael Curry, Rocco Shasho, Assistant Scoutmaster Ron Brooks and Scoutmaster Jim Bartell.

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Theft: An official with Paul C. Bunn Elementary School, 1825 Sequoya Drive, reported a $700 iPad stolen.

Harassment: A West Boulevard woman said a man with whom she had corresponded via an online dating site continued to harass her after she wished to break off communications with him.

Harassment: A Boardman real-estate agent told police a man in his 60s continually made and sent such calls and text messages after she had shown a Lockwood Boulevard condominium.

Theft: A man in his mid- to late 20s stole a $15 compact disc from Best Buy, 561 Boardman-Poland Road.

Theft by deception: A Maple Drive woman alleged a family member stole $3,856 from her after having tricked the accuser into believing they would invest the money in an online gaming system.

Theft: A man left Quench Bar & Grill, 8414 Market St., without paying his $73 tab.

Possible theft: A man reported 22 over-thecounter pills lost or stolen from his Squirrel Hill Drive home.

Vandalism: An official with the city of Youngstown reported someone had tossed eggs at his vehicle while it was in the 6700 block of Applewood Boulevard.

Jan. 9 Arrest: Officers responded to a one-car accident near Market Street before charging 49-year-old John F. Kennedy of Covington Street, McDonald, with operating a vehicle impaired.

Citation: A vehicle check on Market Street resulted in a minor-misdemeanor citation charging 18-year-old Emanuel K. Valentin of East Avondale Avenue, Youngstown, with possessing a small quantity of marijuana.

Domestic violence: Springfield Township police handed to Boardman authorities 22-year-old Pamela T. Kerby of Shadyside Drive, Boardman, who was wanted on a domestic-violence charge related to a Sept.

11, 2015, situation in which her sister alleged Kerby had punched her face and

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pushed her head into a car trunk during an argument at a Doral Drive big-box store pertaining to a check. The accuser suffered a deep cut to the back of her head.

Theft: A Firnley Avenue man told police his $300 cellphone had been stolen as he slept.

Theft: A man in a hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans reportedly stole $80 worth of socks and undergarments from Walmart.

Arrest: Police near Market Street pulled over and took into custody Joseph M. Czap, 59, of Mathews Road, Boardman.

He was wanted on a city warrant charging failure to appear in court.

Criminal damaging: Someone drove through and damaged part of a backyard in the 8100 block of Hunting Valley Drive.

Theft: A resident at a South Avenue group home discovered eight CDs missing from his room.

Theft: Police charged 29-year-old Joseph E. Grove with theft after alleging Grove, of West Judson Avenue, Youngstown, had stolen six pairs of men’s shoes from Sears in Southern Park Mall.

Bad checks: Someone wrote five checks drawn on a closed account to buy merchandise at Lariccia’s Italian Market Place Restaurant, 7538 Southern Blvd.

Theft: A woman reported 36 artificial flowers had been removed from a family member’s gravesite at a Market Street cemetery.

Theft: Youngstown police transferred custody of Lakeya U. Hilton of East Avondale Avenue, Youngstown, to township authorities. The 19-year-old Hilton faced two counts of theft, accused of stealing merchandise last November from Walmart.

Arrest: Police responded to a possible shoplifting situation at a Shell True North gas station, 950 BoardmanPoland Road, where they took 21-yearold Ronald L. Easterling into custody.

Easterling, of Halls Heights Avenue, Youngstown, was wanted on a charge of failing to appear in court.

Theft: An East Palestine woman told officers her wallet had been stolen while she patronized a Boardman-Canfield gas station.

Theft: A Melrose Avenue woman noticed $40 missing from her purse.

Jan. 10 Arrest: Shauna L. Marchionda, 31, was taken into custody after having been pulled over on Youngstown-Poland Road. Marchionda, who listed addresses on Glenwood Avenue in Boardman and Sheridan Road in Youngstown, was wanted on a warrant.

Theft: Aaren M. Thompkins, 18, of Terrace Drive, Boardman, and 21-year-old Rayshawn L. Scott of West Evergreen Avenue, Youngstown, were charged with theft and complicity to theft, respectively, after $107 worth of electronics items as well as healthand-beauty products were stolen from Walmart.

Abrianna cut her dinosaur feeting using the blue paper. The children got to choose what color paper they wanted their feet to be.

Dinosaurs return for story time

By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com

The night owl story time at the Boardman library on Dec. 29 was all about dinosaurs. The weekly event always offers a different theme for the children to learn about.

Librarian Allie Graff started out story time by having the children make their own dinosaur feet that they could wear throughout the event. The children cut the feet out of foam paper and cut holes in them to put their feet through. Each child

had a different color set of dinosaur feet.

Story time started with the song “Dinosaurs Are in Their Eggs,” set to the tune of “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” When the song was over, the first book read was “Dinosaur vs. the Library,” by Bob Shea. Graff had this children roaring along with her during certain parts of the book.

The next song was “Dino Diddy,” set to the tune of “Do Wah Diddy.” The children didn’t catch on to this song as easily as the first, but still giggled as they

tried to keep up with Graff and sing.

To keep up with the theme, Graff told the children some dinosaur jokes. She mentioned that there are books in the library that are full of jokes about dinosaurs.

Graff then started her favorite story, “Brontorina” by James Howe. During the story, the children were encouraged to try the ballet moves that Brontorina was doing.

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Kenshin worked on making dinosaur feet with his grandfather before the Night Owl Storytime starts at the Boardman library on Dec. 29. The theme was “D is for Dinosaurs.”

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Abrianna, Samantha and Autumn colored their dinosaur coloring sheets after story time was over. The children used crayons to color their T-rex picture.

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The final activity allowed the children to be archaeologists and search through a bowl to find bones. Once the bones were all found, the children matched them to the letters on the board and formed a Tyrannosaurs Rex. To end story time, the children colored a T-rex coloring sheet.

“I’m so happy we came when we did,” said one mother. “We are looking forward to next week.”

The next night owl story time will be on Jan. 5 at the Boardman library and it will be New Year theme. Time capsules will be made and the children will fill out a favorite things of 2015 sheet to put in there. “The kids will be able to keep it here and come back in a year to look at it,” said Graff.

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Kenshin and Abrianna placed the bones they dug up on the paper by matching the letters on the bones to the letters on the paper. The final picture was of a T-rex.

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Must be able to complete employment application and willing to work a 6 day work week if crop conditions demand it, including Saturday or Sunday. $12.02/hr.

Applicants may be offered higher than the advertised wage rate due to experience or merit. Hours above 40 per week may be offered, but are not guaranteed. Free tools, transport & housing if not within reasonable transport to jobsite.

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The City of Campbell will be administering an Entry Level Police Officer test on Thurs., Feb. 11, 2016, 6 p.m. at City Hall.

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A great opportunity is available for a full time Medical Assistant with a growing specialist office covering the Warren/Boardman area. A healthy pleasant work environment, medical benefits, 401K, profit sharing, paid time off are all part of this opportunity. Previous experience in an office setting a plus. Interested applicants should FAX a CV with references to 330-953-2640.

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Villa Maria Residential Services, a senior independent living facility on the campus of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary, seek an experienced, mission oriented administrator to over see the operation of 43-unit senior independent living apartments in Villa Maria, PA. Successful candidate will possess a master’s degree or equivalent combination of experience & education with no less than a BA, prior experience in nonprofit management & housing facilities administration. Commitment to needs of the elderly, positive communication skills, & the ability to collaborate are essential. Healthcare background desirable. This is a part time position, requiring 12-16 hrs./wk. President/CEO supervises the full time Apartment Manager & works closely with the volunteer Board of Directors. Villa Maria is located halfway between Youngstown & New Castle.

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Duties will include classroom observations, development and implementation of classroom management and child-specific action plans, as well as the documentation of data pieces needed for program reports/ evaluation.

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Monday-Thursday, 8am5pm, Friday, 8am-12 noon.

BS in Early Childhood Education preferred. BS in a Related Field with Early Childhood Certificate. Salary: $16.27/hour.

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Master’s degree or above in the field of social work, mental health, drug/alcohol abuse treatment, psychology, social services, public administration or related field; licensure preferred.

Requires knowledge of services/supports in Trumbull County and surrounding areas and experience with data collection, program monitoring and evaluation.

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Therapist

LISW or LPCC wanted for mental health outpatient clinic. $30/hr., 401K plan, health insurance & more.

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Family Advocate

11-month position, off the month of June. Benefit package included: $16.27.

BS in Social Work, Human Services, or related field.

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Restaurants/ Food Service

Director of Food & Beverage

Experienced Food & Beverage Pro for full services W. PA/NE OH 153 room hotel with banquet space, restaurant & lounge.

Please send resume to: direct.fandb@gmail.com

Kitchen Help

Salads & Prep, exp. helpful, will train. Apply in person: Steamers, 10078 Market St., N. Lima

Skills/Trades

COMMERCIAL ROOFERS

Local company seeking experienced commercial roofers. We offer steady employment and opportunities for overtime and prevailing rate work. Work is local, home every night. All responses are confidential.

Please call 330-793-5646

Large Tank End Manufacturing

Compco Industries, a local company and industry leader has the need for a skilled and experienced operator of Large Tank End manufacturing equipment.

The successful candidate would possess the following qualifications: - Ability to interpret mechanical drawings - Ability to run a large bumper and flanger equipment - Excellent troubleshooting skills - Good communication skills - Basic computer skills - Word & Excel - Working knowledge of Tank ends and manufacturing - Works well in a team environment This is a full time permanent position with a competitive compensation package including medical, dental, 401K, and life insurance.

If you meet the above requirements, please apply in person at: Staff Right Services, LLC 153 S. Main St. Columbiana, OH 44408 330-482-4666 Email: info@ staffrightservices.com www.staffright services.com

Skills/Trades

MACHINE OPERATOR

Boardman/Poland area manufacturer seeks qualified operator for 7” Floor Mill. Candidates should be familiar with G-Code. (Experience with G&L CNC 8000 Controls is useful).

Position needed for 2nd shift. Only applicants with a minimum of 3 years experience on this machine need apply. Starting wage for this position is up to $25.00/hour. Employment includes comprehensive benefits package with 401k retirement plan.

Please send resume with work history to: H.R. Dept. - 7” Floor Mill P.O. Box 14222 Poland, OH 44514

SERVICE TECH

McDonald’s fanchisee with locations in Youngstown & Cleveland seeks fulls time Equipment Service Technician. Must have refrigeration, electrical & plumbing exp. Refrigeration license is a must. Full benefits package avail. Send resume to: HLW Fast Track Attn.: Joe Pratt 4900 Market St. Youngstown, OH 44512 Or e-mail to: mcdjsp16166@gmail.com

MANCAN IS HIRING Laborers, Forklift Ops, Machinists, Plastic Mold Setters, Brake Press Ops, Production Control, Electrician, Machine Ops, QC & CNC Machinists

Apply at: 120 S. Union, Alliance Applications taken Mon.-Wed., 1pm-3pm & Thurs., 8am-10am Bring 2 forms of unexpired Gov’t ID

Telemarketing

5-Fold Pay Package

For skilled telemarketer.

Call John at 330-502-8343

Business Opportunities

Apartments Unfurnished Canfield - 2 bdrm., heat & hot water incl., $625/mo.

No pets. 330-261-1634 Cornersburg - 2 bdrm., 1 bath apts. in quiet 4-plex.

References, $550/mo. + sec.

Call 330-793-9475

Houses For Rent Yo. West - 3-Bdrm., full basement, $550/mo. No pets. 234-201-0440

4000

REAL ESTATE Houses For Sale BOARDMAN Lease with Option to Buy -5941 Stillson Pl. - $99,500 -890 Larkridge - $127,000 (Applewood Acres) Lakeside Realty Call Steve - 330-501-0278

Acreage BRUNER LAND CO., INC. 330-270-5263 www.brunerland.com MAHONING CO. Special! Milton Twp., 5 Acres, former golf clubhouse & apt. $92,900. t

TRUMBULL CO. Brookfield Twp., 60 acres, $129,900 Champion Twp., 43 wooded acres, utilities, $114,900.

6000

Antiques/Collectibles 1939-1942 Lamps, 2, 3 way, made in ITALY, real gold, hand-painted leaves & flowers, $200/pr. 330-501-5904.

Furniture Bdrm. Suite - 3 pc., solid oak, queen bed, mattress, box spring, excellent condition, $899 cash only.

Call 330-502-9355.

Bedroom Set - Solid cherry 6 pc.., king, Pennysylvania House, great condition, $700. 330-360-8059 for info.

Lounge Chairs - 2, high back, Clayton-Marcus, $750.

330-824-4822

3000

AAA MATTRESSES on sale now, $77, any size. 6534 Market St. 330-758-3217

Apartments Unfurnished Boardman - 2 Bdrm., $550/mo. Washer & dryer, lots of storage, carport.

Call 412-983-6980 Boardman - 2 bdrm., 1st floor, laundry rm., very quiet, enclosed garage, $525, heat included. 330-506-5072 BOARDMAN/Poland - apts., lofts, townhouses, price reduced. Pets welcome, Senior Discount. 330-758-5916

Sell Your Car

Miscellaneous

Motorcycles/Mopeds

Automobiles

SNOWBLOWER - AIRENS Only used once, $400.

330-755-9218, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic 2007.

31,000 mi., $14,500/offer 330-502-3611

Saturn Aura XE - 2009, 43,300 mi., excellent shape, loaded, non-smoker, $8200.

330-727-4585

ATTENTION LADDER OWNERS:

Werner Co. is searching for a Werner “ElectroMaster” Model D6132-2 fiberglass extension ladder, which has orange fiberglass rails, black rope and black end caps, with silver colored aluminum rungs. The rungs/steps feature a flat climbing surface.

The ladder is 32’ in total length and has (2) 16’ sections. The ladder is a Type I Model with a 300 # load capacity and is approximately 25 years old.

Please contact Dave Curtin @ 724-588-2000, ext. 2865 if you have this model ladder. We will issue a new replacement ladder, if you have the above described ladder in good working condition. We will limit the # of ladder exchanges to 10.

Sporting/Exercise Equipment Stationary Bike - Schwinn, Airdyne, excellent condition, $250. 330-240-5726

7000

PETS, ANIMALS

STUFF

Bar & Grill for lease - Niles, across from Eastwood Mall, fully stocked ready to open.

Call 330-553-6975

RENTALS

The Valley’s Largest Auto Showroom

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Medical Equipment Lift chair - bought new 7 mo. ago, $1400. Will lift individual upright., $950, will deliver. 330-965-0435 LIFT CHAIR - Electric, like new, $400/offer.

Call 330-856-5883

Cats KITTENS & CATS 330-502-5352

Automobiles BMW 530Xi - 2007 93,000 mi., $11,500/offer Call 330-550-6162 CHEVROLET CRUZE - 2011 Good condition, 59,000 mi., well maintained, $8500.

Call 330-534-0861 Chevrolet Impala LS - 2008 Full power, only 45,200 mi., excellent condition, $8950/ offer. 330-540-1230 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1999, 2 dr. very nice shape, new paint, new tires, $1895/offer. 330-399-5958 Chrysler PT Cruiser - 2005 Sharp little car, new tires, battery, & alternator. No rust, 107,000 mi., runs great. Asking $4300/offer.

Call 330-360-7842 CHRYSLER LHS - 2000, runs, decent condition, $1500. 330-565-3892.

Chrysler Cirrus - 1999 , LXi, auto., excellent, 75,000 orig. mi., $4250. 330-509-8938 Ford Escort 2000. 116,000 mi., runs good, no reverse in trans., only drive, $1800/offer. 330-718-1081 Plymouth K Car - 1986 4 dr., very nice shape, new paint, only 86,000 mi., $1195. S-O-L-D! Pontiac Solstice - 2008 33,000 mi., $14,500/offer.

Call 330-502-3611 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 1996 91,000 mi., good condition, good work car, $1200.

Call 330-545-2921

Toyota Solara - 2001, leather int., non-smoker, clean inside & out, loaded with options, newer tires, $4200.

330-793-1266 BRITTAIN Chevrolet. 57 E. Martin St., E. Palestine, OH. Local 1-800-589-7970

SUVs Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD 2005, 4x4, silver with smoke int., 5.7 hemi, 17,000 mi., mint condition, DVD, nav., $13,500. 330-536-2291 or 330-951-1429 Kia Sportage 1997. Nice shape, 116,561 mi., $1000.

330-531-1824

Trucks Chevrolet S-10 - 1995, good condition, dependable, $1200. 330-808-9239.

Dodge Ram - 2004, crew cab, 4x4, low mi., excellent condition, $12,300.

330-793-3062 Ford Ranger - 2001, 4WD, runs good, $1800/offer.

330-540-2262

Vans Pontiac Montana - 2005, elec. start, Bluetooth stereo system, new snow tires, runs great, $1500/offer.

330-540-4501

NOTICE ERRORS Advertisers are requested to check the first appearance of ads for accuracy. This newspaper will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion, the first one.

ANY ERROR SHOULD BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY.

Free Pets PIT BULL FREE! Needs a loving home.

Can’t keep him due to illness.

Great, loving dog.

Call 330-549-3520

NOTICE: Screen respondents carefully when giving away animals.

8000

AUTOMOTIVE Antique/Classic Cars Chevrolet Camaro - 1979 Restorable, new brakes & shocks, springs, rugs, 2 sets of seats, asking $2200/offer. 330-544-3356.

Automobile Parts/Service

Home Furnishings

SNOW TIRES - Bridgestone Blizzak, 215/55R16, $300 for set of 4. 330-502-7905

Room Divider - Black wood, brass feet, 4 panel, 16”W x 6’H, carved, painting of flowers, trees & birds, $800/offer. 330-856-5883

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Asphalt Paving

Handyman

W.R. CADE PAVING Insured ~ Free Estimates.

800-275-4581 or 330-270-5830 - PA6516

Appliances, Garage Doors Plumbing, Hot Water Tanks and Furnaces.

330-782-8105/330-788-0449

Carpet/Floor Covering

Handyman Work. Painting, plumbing, electrical. No job too small. 330-780-4763

Carpets by  Jim Dunn  All brands, sales, installation, restretching & repairs.

35 Yrs.+ Exp. 330-550-8649

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Hauling ABC Hauling & Moving Anything • Anytime • BBB Accredited. 330-788-0579

Tree Service J & L Tree Service Family owned & operated Fully insured - Free Est. 330-614-8578

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