Pancake supper set

Pancake supper set
FREDONIA, Pa. -- The Fredonia Lions 48th annual pancake, buckwheat and sausage supper is planned for Saturday at the Stony Point Grange. Meals will be served from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets sold before the event are $5.50 per person and $6 at the door. For details, call (724) 588-8577.
Woman assaulted
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 52-year-old Cortland woman told police late Monday at Forum Health Northside Medical Center she had been sexually assaulted Friday afternoon. The woman said she was at a gas station on Logan Avenue when her attacker approached. She told police the man put a gun to her side, forced her into his car and drove to a driveway on the East Side, where he forced her to perform oral sex. The woman said she was then dropped off on Hubbard Road near Logan.
Association gets grant
LISBON -- The Mahoning and Columbiana Training Association has received a $300,000 National Emergency Grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to provide temporary jobs for dislocated workers, including those who became unemployed as a result of the flooding which occurred in August 2004. The projects funded by the grant will include stream cleaning and bank restoration throughout Columbiana County. The jobs are temporary, pay $11.27 per hour and require that individuals have a driver's license. The project will end June 30. Unemployed people who have an interest in working outdoors can visit Columbiana County One Stop, 7860 Lincoln Place, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Jan. 31. For more information, call One Stop at (330) 420-WORK, Ext. 124.
Information breakfast
YOUNGSTOWN -- Parents of sophomores in all Mahoning County schools are invited to a College Tech Prep Parent Information Breakfast at 9 a.m. Saturday in Kilcawley Center's Ohio Room at Youngstown State University. Information about College Tech Prep will be presented, with teachers on hand to discuss the content of their courses. Parents will learn how their child can save money on college tuition by earning up to 16 semester hours at YSU while he or she is still in high school. College Tech Prep offers courses in biotechnology, business, construction, engineering, health, information technology and teacher preparation at the high-school level. Parents should call (330) 941-2331.
Police not fund raising
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania State Police are not soliciting for money. State police in the New Castle barracks have received calls that residents were contacted for donations and one person was asked for a credit card number. State police suggested that anyone being solicited for donations check the legitimacy of the organization with the Pennsylvania Department of State at (800) 732-0999.
Cabaret owner charged
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police charged the owner and a dancer at the New Affair Adult Cabaret at 1418 E. Midlothian Blvd. on the city's South Side with misdemeanor offenses. Police said dancer Jackie Hunter, 28, and Clifford White, 32, New Affair owner, were operating a cabaret without a license and violating a 6-foot spacing requirement, both first-degree misdemeanors. Vice officers responded to the cabaret around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and found Hunter dancing right next to a male customer. Officers said city ordinance requires that employees stay at least 6 feet from customers when dancing. White told police he did not pay the $500 required for a permit to operate a cabaret, and was unaware of the spacing requirement. Vice officers said, however, that they provided White with copies of the city ordinances several months ago.