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Launching out into the deep

On the docks of an ocean front port, a young man from the city and an old fisherman watched as two vessels made their home coming. The first ship was very large and graceful as it moved easily through the sea.
The second boat was much smaller and one could readily see that it was over burdened as it slowly groaned its way through the foggy mist. Indeed, the young man from the city was impressed with the great size and splendor of the ocean liner, but the experienced eye of the old fisherman recognized the slow struggle of the other ship meant that it contained a rich cargo. He knew that although this was only a small fishing boat, it had been launched out into the deeper waters where the biggest catch of fish laid waiting for an enterprising crew.
Think about it for a moment? For too many of us, the "shallow" waters of life often seem more attractive. When we attempt to venture out into the deep, most often it is to ride aboard some "luxury liner" of our own personal pursuit. Sad but true...too many of us have spent more energy on leisure and recreation than on enterprise for Christ's Kingdom.
For certain we live in a affluent day and age where some people think that they are fortunate if they can collect a full day's wage with only having to put in a half day's work.  Jesus told His disciples to "Launch out into the deep and lower your nets for a catch..." (Luke 5:4)  Today, those who truly desire to be Christ's followers are also challenged to "launch out into the deep".  This "deep" place may be represented by costly sacrifice or what may seem to be intolerable inconvenience. Sometimes launching out into the deep requires relentless struggle and often unimaginable difficulty. 
However, it is in these "deep" waters of life that the Holy Spirit will bring His strength, comfort and peace. Fellow fishermen, won't you please join me in helping to mend the torn knots in our "nets". Then together, let us courageously follow the instructions of our Lord. It is only in the depth of our unselfish commitment and relentless determination that we shall truly be able to bring in the rewarding "catch" of spreading Christ's truth and love to all. Blessings! 
Dan Cesene is a motivational writer and speaker with a heart to bless and encourage others. He is available to speak to your group. For more information, please call 330-307-0200 or email ynotgod156@yahoo.com.

Jan. 7
Noise Complaint-800 block Waugh Dr.
Parking Complaint-City Wide
Telephone Harassment-500 block Moore St.
General Crime Prevention-400 block N. Main St.
Animal At Large-200 block E. Water St.
General Crime Prevention-100 block S. Main St.
General Crime Prevention-100 block Orchard Ave.
Parking Complaint-100 block Stewart Ave.
General Crime Prevention-100 block Hall Ave.
Theft-400 block Caroline Ave.
Fire Dept. Callout-Lincoln Ave.
Info. Request-300 block Elmwood Dr.
Civil Complaint-300 block Parish Ave.
Noise Complaint-200 block Rebecca Ave.
Jan. 8
Parking Complaint-City Wide
Medical-300 Christian Ave.
Property Lost-100 block Youngstown Hubbard Rd.
Property Damaged-200 block Fifth Ave.
Suspicious Activity-300 block Hall Ave.
Theft-400 block Caroline Ave.
General Crime Prevention-100 block Orchard Ave.
Crash-100 block W. Liberty St.
Property Damaged-100 block Hall Ave.
Traffic Detail-N. Main St. at School.
Civil Complaint-300 block Parish Ave.
Information Request-500 block W. Liberty St.
Property Found-700 block Myron St.
Removed Unwanted Subjects-Hubbard Library
Aggravated Menacing-100 block N. Main St.
Information Request-300 block Hall Ave.
Jan 9.
Light Dept. Callout-100 block W. Park Ave.
Fire Dept. Callout-1300 block Mt. Everett Rd.
Property Insecure-500 block W. Park Ave.
General Crime Prevention-100 block S. Main St.
Check the Welfare-200 block School St.
Information Request-600 block W. Park Ave.
Traffic Detail-N. Main St. at School St.
Liberty TWP Referral-On Station
Open Municipal Building
General Crime Prevention-300 block Hall Ave.
Jan. 10
Prowler-500 block Gladys St.
Traffic Citation-W. Liberty St.
General Crime Prevention-300 block Hall Ave.
Traffic Citation-Youngstown Hubbard Rd.
Assist other Agency-State Line
Vehicle Lockout-800 block N. Main St.
Info. Request-Provided at the Station
Traffic Detail-N. Main St. at School St.
Civil Complaint-300 block Parish Ave.
Information Request-On Station
General Crime Prevention-100 block Orchard Ave.
General Crime Prevention-100 block S. Main St.
General Crime Prevention-300 block Hall Ave.
Criminal Mischief-100 block Hillview Dr.
Weapons Other Call-300 block Hall Ave.
Fight-100 block Youngstown Hubbard Rd.
Road Hazard-600 block Gary Dr.
Jan. 11
Fire Dept. Callout-100 block Walnut St.
Information Request-500 block Moore St.
Suspicious Person-E. Liberty St. at Creed Ave.
General Crime Prevention-100 block E. Liberty St.
Water Dept Callout-100 block Grandview Ave.
Traffic Citation-N. Main St.
Vehicle Lockout-400 block Helen Dr.
Parking Problem-100 block Orchard Ave.
Info. Request-At The Station
Suspicious Vehicle-400 block W. Liberty St.
Traffic Complaint-E. Liberty St. at Creed Ave.
Info. Request-From Marysville
Other Service Call-100 block Orchard Ave.
Traffic  Detail-N. Main St. at School
Traffic Citation-Mackey St.
Light and Water Dept. 3700 block Woodbine Ave.
Juvenile Unruly-400 bock Simler St.
Remove unwanted Subject-300 block Parish Ave.
Credit Card Fraud-800 block Jerry Dr.
Traffic Complaint-W. Liberty St.
Remove Unwanted Subject-700 block N. Main St.
Unruly Juvenile-700 block Jones St.
Jan. 12
Animal At Large-Youngstown Hubbard at Jacobs Rd.
Animal Making Noise-700 block Elmwood Dr.
Crash-Waugh Dr.
Spot Check Request-300 block Christian Ave.
Theft-First block Church St.
Suspicious Person-N. Main St.
Property Found-600 block W. Liberty St.
Traffic Complaint-Cyrus St.
Suspicious Activity-700 block N. Main St.
Civil Escort-800 block N. Main St.
Animal At Large-100 block Youngstown Hubbard Rd.
Notification-Made VIA Public Service
Traffic Stop w/ Written Warning-S, Main St. at Helen Dr.
Suspicious Activity-Harding Park
Residential Lockout-200 block Viola Ave.

Medical, 3000 blk., of Bellwick.
Disturbance, 6000 blk., Truck World Blvd.
Minor accident, Rt. 616.
Accident, 1-80.
Sex assault investigation, Valley Mobile Trailer Park.
Accident, 5000 blk., Mt. Everett.
Medical, 3000 blk., Pothour-Wheeler.
Burglary, 8000 blk., Yobe Court.
Found property, Fox-North at the tracks.
Assist P.D., Stoneybrook Trailer Park.
Domestic dispute, Jacobs Rd.
Telecommunications harassment, 1000 blk., Brookfield Rd.
Family dispute, unwanted individual, 3000 blk., Franklin.
Property damage, 3000 blk., Laurel Park.
Traffic stop, Chestnut-Ridge Rd at the park.
Accident, Mt. Everett at the tracks.
Breaking and entering with theft, 3000 block of Franklin.
Accident, Flying "J".
Medical, 1-80 eastbound.
Fire, 5000 blk., Youngstown-Hubbard Rd.
Check area, 3000 blk, Woodbine.
Medical, 6000 blk., Rachellen.
Attempted phone scam, 1000 blk., Madeline.
Minor accident, McDonalds.
Open burning, 6000 blk., Lincoln.
Disturbance, Flying" J".
Pursuit, Rt/304 eastbound.

Hubbard ninth girls
basketball vs. West Branch

The Hubbard freshman girls basketball squad hooked up with West Branch at Hubbard High. The game was much anticipated. Hubbard had previously played the Lady Warriors earlier in the season with only a seven player roster due to medical issues. A full roster seemed to be too much for West Branch in this game. Hubbard opened up the first quarter with a 10-2 advantage shooting the ball well and demonstrated a solid defensive effort. Although foul trouble was an issue for the Lady Eagles, they managed to play defense well enough to hold West Branch to limited scoring.
The Lady Eagles led 17-7 at the half behind the defensive shutdown by Hubbard's Emily Skebo and Mariah Gordon. A spark off the bench by Abby Mills and Abbey Agler led Hubbard to a 36-17 victory. Krista Julian led all scorers with 14. Haley Turner added 6.

Below are Death Notices that are published free of charge. Full Obituaries are printed for a fee. Consult your funeral director for details.

Richard A. Anderson, 36

Hubbard. Richard A. "Rick" Anderson, 36. Date of death, January 13, 2008. Arrangements were handled by Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.

Martha L. Chufo, 88

Hubbard. Date of death Sunday, January 6, 2008. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.

Timothy J. Devine, 56

Hubbard. Date of death Tuesday, January 8, 2008. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.

Sarah B. Foraker, 72

Hubbard. Sarah B. Foraker, 72. Date of death, Wednesday, January 9, 2008. Arrangements were entrusted to Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.

Bruce B. Lanning, 81

Youngstown. Date of death January 13, 2008. Arrangements are being entrusted to the Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.

Harold L. Powell Jr., 75.

Hubbard. Date of death Tuesday, January 8, 2008. Arrangements were entrusted to the Kelley-Robb Funeral Home.