Daily Record, The Wooster, OH

Recipes

The following recipes were submitted by David Graham, president of the Wooster Speech and Debate Parents' Association, to promote the organization's annual Indian Dinner. MATTER PANEER

Upcoming Services

Edwin Drake Sr., 85, Wooster: Services will be today, Feb. 4, at 11 a.m. at McIntire, Davis & Greene Funeral Home in Wooster. Burial will be in Smithville Cemetery. (Obituary ran 2/2/09) Kathryn Galbreath, 81, Baltic: Services will be today, Feb. 4, at 11 a.m. at Baltic Church of the Brethren, where friends may call one hour prior to the services. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Smith-Varns Funeral Home in Sugarcreek is handling arrangements. (Obituary ran 2/3/09)

Bloodmobile

APPLE CREEK -- A blood drive was held in Apple Creek Jan. 13 with 51 donors registered and 43 good pints donated. Even-gallon donors were: One -- John B. Sohar and Norman Miller; three -- Crist A. Miller; five -- Brian Meier.

Boccieri Outlines Stimulus Impact

By BRYAN SCHAAF Staff Writer

Victims Describe Injuries at Sentencing of Man Who Assaulted Them

By CHRIS LEONARD Staff Writer

Cavs Remind Me of '90s Tribe

Watching the Cavaliers game Sunday against the Detroit Pistons, I started to think about the potential of this team. And then it hit me, where have I seen a team like this before? The way their season has gone seems eerily similar to another Cleveland team's successful run.

Moot Court Team Competes at Tournament

WOOSTER -- Although The College of Wooster was unable to repeat as champions at the American Collegiate Moot Court Association National Tournament this year, several of its two-person teams performed well Jan. 15-16 at Chapman University School of Law in Orange County, Calif. Eight teams from Wooster qualified for nationals, and four of those teams survived the preliminary rounds to compete in the elimination rounds. Seniors Elysia Tonti and Andrew White, who had finished as semifinalists at ...

Fcfc Speaks Out to Legislators On Behalf of County's Children

By LINDA HALL Staff Writer

Jack Bauer Works His Magic and Wayne's Rural Area Survives the Attack '24' Cooked Up

By PAUL LOCHER Staff Writer

Killbuck Resident Wants to Be Able to Retain His Long-Time Trash Hauler

By KATY GANZ Staff Writer

Lun Wins Kingsway Spelling Bee

ORRVILLE -- Jonathan Lun took first place for Kingsway Christian School in the Association of Christian Schools International District Spelling Bee on Jan. 24. Fifty-eight students in grades one-eight from four schools participated. First, students competed in a grade-level spelldown. The second-grade competition lasted 46 rounds with Gabrielle Thomas, Kingsway Christian School, taking the top honor. The third-grade spelldown lasted 31 rounds with Jeremy Lun taking first place.

Commissioners: No to Juvenile Center Raises

By CHRIS KICK Staff Writer

Pallbearers

Police

WOOSTER -- Dylan J. Boreman, 20, of 3531 Snyder Drive, Wooster, was charged with petty theft and possession of drug paraphernalia following a Jan. 17 incident at a business in the 3800 block of Burbank Road. Boreman was arrested after he allegedly took memory cards and razor blades, valued at $71.30, from the store. Megan M. Miller, 20, of 432 1/2 S. Main St., Wadsworth, was charged with petty theft following a Jan. 17 incident at a business in the 3800 block of Burbank Road. Miller was arres...

Legislative Briefs

Hall named to legislative committees COLUMBUS -- State Rep. David Hall, R-Killbuck, was appointed to the House Finance and Appropriations Committee for the 128th General Assembly.

Clifford Sigler

Living Nutrition Gearing Up for the Next Major Holiday by Gearing Down

The official holiday season begins with Halloween and ends with Super Bowl Sunday. That is defined as three solid months of family and friend gatherings, complete with an array of food and drink guaranteed to liven up even the dullest relatives. The desire to spread out a calorie-laden feast stems from a need to put our best foot forward. A form of showing off to the world that success is only as near as the dinner table. An overflowing refrigerator is a sign of a hospitable host or hostess.

President's Cookbook a Taste of India Annual Dinner to Raise Money for Speech and Debate

By LYDIA GEHRING Living Editor

Living Briefs

PBS editor and producer to speak at Wayne College ORRVILLE -- Mari-Lynn Evans, an editor and producer for PBS, will speak at the University of Akron Wayne College auditorium on Feb. 11, at 7 p.m. about mountaintop removal mining and its effect on the environment. The presentation is free of charge and open to the public.

Sentimental Journey East Meets West

The weatherman said that Cleveland was looking at the second highest snow totals in history. It certainly looked blustery, I thought, as I pulled the collar of the thick cardigan closer to my neck. The snow was falling in fat, fluffy flakes. My guys were huffing and puffing, trying to clear a path so our cars could leave the garage, which was looking less and less likely as the wind blew fiercely and the white stuff continued to accumulate. I got out a pan and some milk to make hot cocoa for ...