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County Commissioners,
Lorain County Community
College y Lorain County
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llamado Great Lakes Innovation & Development Enterprise (GLIDE), localizada
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Ben Konop for Congress:
Endorsements, polls bolster his
candidacy
By Alan Abrams
La Prensa Senior Correspondent
(ADA, OHIO): Sitting in the nantly rural but also includes
coffee shop across the street the cities of Findlay,
from the Ohio Northern Uni- Mansfield, Lima, and Marion
versity campus, Ben Konop as well as Ada, where Konop
could easily be mistaken for a resides.
graduate student taking a
Konop said he has received
break from his studies. But the support from “the growing
28-year-old political activist Hispanic population around
is a man with a mission, to Findlay,” who have recogregain Ohio’s Fourth Congres- nized and supported his opposional District seat for the sition to NAFTA and other free
people.
trade policies.
Konop has been running
“I believe in fair trade, not
an uphill campaign to de- free trade,” says Konop. “I do
throne incumbent U.S. Rep. not believe NAFTA has been
Michael G. Oxley in next beneficial to American workmonth’s election. His cam- ers and to workers in this part of
paign received more momen- the country,” he adds, citing a
tum earlier this week with an litany of job losses in the manuendorsement by the Blade and facturing-based cities in the
the publication by the Lima Fourth District.
News of a poll showing Konop
“Even Marathon Oil in
narrowing the gap among Findlay has just outsourced
Allen County voters to a close 200 jobs to India,” he says,
45-39 with a five-point margin pointing to continued erosion
of error.
of industrial jobs. His oppoA graduate of the Univer- nent is widely known as one of
sity of Michigan law school, the prime supporters of free
who once worked for Rep. trade in Congress.
Marcy Kaptur, he is the son of
Neither Konop’s campaign
highly respected Toledo de- material nor his web site, www.
fense attorney Alan Konop. His KonopforCongress.com, stress
aunt is Sandy Isenberg, the he is running as the Demoexecutive director of the Lucas cratic Party candidate. That’s
County Democratic Party.
because Konop doesn’t see the
The younger Konop has race as one to be decided solely
been successfully hammering on partisan issues.
away at the issue of Oxley’s
“Whether you are a Renon-residency in the district publican, a Democrat, or an
he represents. Combined with independent, you deserve to
serious questions raised about have someone represent you
Oxley’s ethics and his links to and your community rather
corporate contributors that than the corporate interests,”
were extensively reported by says Konop.
the Blade, the 11-term con“My opponent sold out to
gressman is widely considered the highest bidder and he
to be especially vulnerable this operates against the interests
year.
of everyone in the district.
The sprawling Fourth Con- Chase Manhattan does not
gressional District is predomi- have a presence in his con-
Letter to the Editor
Atty. Ben Konop
stituency,” he adds, Konop
says farmers in the district
are as concerned about the
lack of adequate health insurance as are other segments
of the urban population.
Although Konop finds
himself, even as a congressional candidate, as the lowest
Democratic candidate on the
ballot, he believes that the
momentum generated by his
candidacy has burgeoned to
the point where he is now carrying presidential candidate
John Kerry on his coattails.
Key to Konop’s continued
success is a number of debates
with his opponent. One of the
debates, to be held in Lima on
Oct. 27, will be televised
live. Konop said his opponent
only agreed to the debate after
noting the closeness of the
numbers in the polls.
Born in Ottawa Hills and
educated in the public school
system, Konop practiced law
in Washington, D.C. for three
years before deciding to return
to Ohio to challenge Oxley. He
received his undergraduate
degree from Emory University
in Atlanta and attended Oxford University in England.
He served as a Page in the
House of Representatives and
has worked for Northern Ohio
Federal District Court Judge
James Carr and Ohio Common
Pleas Court Judge Fred
McDonald.
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Forty-four years ago John Kennedy became the first Catholic elected President of the
United States. This year TV talking heads speculated whether Barack Obama of Illinois
may someday become the first person of color elected President, but in 1960 there was
prejudice against a Catholic candidate and some used this to obscure the real issues in
the campaign.
Kennedy had to respond to this and did so at a minister’s convention in Houston. He
said, “I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute—where
no Catholic prelate would tell the President (should he be Catholic) how to act, and no
Protestant minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote—where no church or
church school is granted any public funds or political preference….”
Kennedy went on to say he believed in a country without an official religion, one of
the fundamental differences between the U.S. and countries founded earlier, and one
“where no religious body seeks to impose its will directly or indirectly upon the general
populace or the public acts of its officials.”
What a long way we’ve come—but in which direction?—reaching 2004 when a
Catholic Senator from Massachusetts is again the Democratic candidate for president.
Today, the prejudice against Kerry is not so much from anti-Catholics but from the
Bishops of the Catholic Church itself. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has come
out strong against Kerry’s support for a woman’s right to choose. Some bishops have even
declared that Catholic parishioners who vote for a pro-choice candidate will have to go
to confession before receiving Communion.
What the Bishops ignore is the stand of Kerry, and other Catholic politicians, on a broad
range of issues important to the Catholic Church. Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois released
a study, which showed that John Kerry’s Senate record agreed with the Bishops position
on issues 60% of the time, the highest in the Senate.
One of the issues Catholic voters should look at is whether Kerry’s high marks on a long
list of issues is more important than a single—however important—issue. If Kerry stands
with you on more issues than he disagrees with you on, and Bush is attacking you on
everything (except one thing) that is important to you, who should you vote for?
Another thing we should all look at is the shift in view on the relationship of
government to religious institutions. Kennedy wanted to protect the First Amendment
and its separation of church and state. Bush has broken that down by granting public funds
to religious institutions. Kennedy wanted no religious organization to push its issues on
the government and general population. Bush owes much to an energetic base that wants
to exert religious control over government. This November the voters will decide which
direction our country will go.
John Martínez
UAW Local 22,
Michigan
Latino groups call for destruction of the
Terminator’s movies
Latino activists on Tuesday promised to “punish”
California Gov. Arnold
Schwarzenegger—the Terminator—for his veto of
legislation that would have
allowed illegal immigrants
to obtain drivers licenses.
For their campaign, part
of a broader effort to target
Schwarzenegger, the rally
organizers solicited the donation of movies the former
actor starred in—so they
can be ceremonially destroyed.
Last
month,
Schwarzenegger vetoed a
bill that would have let up to
two million immigrants
drive legally.
The legislation’s supporters vowed to go after the governor. Schwarzenegger has
said the bill ignored his requirement of key security
safeguards—an identifying
mark that would differentiate them from licenses held
by U.S. citizens and legal
residents.
Leaders of Latino Move-
ment USA, a pro-immigrant
group which led Tuesday’s
rally of several dozen
people, want to galvanize a
statewide movement.
“We’re going to make
clear that while the Latino
community has long been
passive, the time has come
to fight back,” rally coordinator Juan José Gutiérrez
said.
The group wants to collect enough DVDs and video
cassettes for a symbolic destruction in December.
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Page 3
Court overturns Bush Rule on
temporary visas barring
migrant children
SAN FRANCISCO (AP):
Immigrant children of legal
U.S. residents should be allowed to stay in the country
past age 21 while they are
seeking visas, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
The decision by the 9th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a Bush administration regulation and
could affect thousands of
immigrant families in which
one or both parents had become legal U.S. residents
and applied for the same
status for their children living abroad.
Under a law passed in
2000, children of legal residents, who had been waiting
for at least three years for a
visa outside of the United
States, could get a temporary
visa while waiting for a ruling
on their permanent application.
The law did not specify
what would happen to the
children after they turned 21,
but Judge James Browning
wrote for the unanimous
three-judge panel that the
purpose of the law was “to
reunite families of immigrants
petitioning for permanent
residency
until
the
petitioner’s visa number
Political
Piñata
comes up.”
The ruling resulted from
a Southern California case
of two Filipinos who entered with temporary visas
shortly before turning 21
and were ordered to leave
almost immediately.
The ruling only applies
to children whose parents
applied for visas for them by
December 2000.
The government had no
immediate comment.
Migrant workers sue Ottawa County
blueberry grower over conditions
GRAND RAPIDS,
Mich. (AP), Oct. 2: Some
migrant workers have sued
an Ottawa County blueberry grower, claiming
they were paid less than
minimum wage, didn’t get
paid for all their hours and
were denied clean water
and adequate rest rooms.
The Michigan Migrant
Legal Assistance Project is
seeking class-action status
for the lawsuit, which was
filed Friday in federal
court. If approved for classaction status, more than
3,000 people who worked
at Brady Farms from 19992004 could be eligible for
compensation.
“We see this as a pattern,” lawyer Robert
Alvarez told The Grand
Rapids Press. “The grower
knows or should know what
happens at every level of
their operation.”
An attorney for the farm,
Elizabeth Skaggs, said she
had not seen the lawsuit and
could not comment.
Alvarez said the legal
group earlier this year settled
a lawsuit on behalf of 43
workers for $63,000. The latest complaint names owner
Robert Brady, two managers
and several people who recruited blueberry pickers.
Alvarez said the workers
were not required to fill out
federal payroll forms and
generally were paid in cash.
The lawsuit says wages were
reduced by amounts owed
to crew leaders for housing,
which brought the pay below minimum wage.
Some of the two dozen
workers who have signed up
as plaintiffs said conditions
in the fields were miserable.
“Sometimes the bathroom was so far that it took
a half-hour to walk there,
and then you had to get in
line because it was the only
toilet,” said Esperanza
Matta, 21.
Leticia Infante, 22, said
she knew toiling in the
fields wasn’t easy, but she
expected better treatment.
“They didn’t have water
or soap to wash our hands,”
she said. “People had to (urinate) between the plants.”
On the Net: Michigan
Migrant Legal Assistance
Project:http://
www.mmlap.com.
Ohio’s Latino
Democrats for
Kerry/
Edwards
Last Saturday, Ohio
Latino Democrats met in
Cleveland to support the
Kerry/Edwards ticket for U.S.
President/Vice President. To
the right are Cleveland
Councilman Nelson Cintron
with Toledo City Council
President Luis Escobar.
Additional photos are
found on page 5 of La
Prensa—photo by Teo Feliciano.
Es Una Manera de
Negocio Por La Que
Luchamos Diariamente
Contribuyendo a nuestras comunidades.
Honda of America Manufacturing apoya
orgullosamente la Coalición Hispana de Ohio, la
Comisión de Asuntos Hispanos/Latinos de Ohio
y la Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Ohio porque
aspiramos comprender mejor a todas las gentes
y a un mundo que valora cada persona.
Depender de una base de proveedores diversa.
Sabemos que las empresas que son de propiedad
minorías y de mujeres fortalecen nuestra
competitividad y nos ayudan a sobrepasar las
expectativas del cliente.
Contratar a empleados de todos los pasos
de la vida. Honda trabaja mediante muchas
organizaciones para desarrollar nuestro equipo
de 16,000 empleados.
Parte de Algo Mayor
SM
Sobering Iraqi Casualty Stats
The Human Cost of Occupation
Through October 11, 2004
Honda of America Manufacturing
U.S. Military Casualties in Iraq:
Since war began (3-19-03): 1,075 dead
Since “Mission Accomplished” speech by George W.
Bush (5-1-03): 936 dead
Since capture of Saddam (12-13-03): 615 dead
Since U.S. handover to Iraq: 216 dead
U.S. Wounded: 7,480
Iraqi death toll: Estimated 10,000
Source: www.antiwar.com
Marysville • Ohio
www.ohio.honda.com
Empresa de Igualdad de Oportunidades / Acción Afirmativa
Vice Pres. Dick Cheney
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Latina Profiles: Diamar Cordero
Diamar Cordero
Latina tiene éxito en profesión
de pelo
Edgardo, con quien rápido
Por Teodosio Feliciano,
reportero de La Prensa
Para algunas el destino
esta en los genes familiares.
Esto se puede decir de Diamar
Cordero. Su padre y hermano
son barberos y su hermana es
cosmetóloga. ¿Que remedio
tenia Diamar? Ella recién
gano su certificado de
gerencia en cosmetología y
tiene puesto de maestra en la
escuela de donde se graduó.
Y esto lo hace mientras cuida
de su familia, esposo
Edgardo y dos nenes
varones. También ella
trabaja en el salón de belleza
Beauty Spot en el vecindario
de Cleveland, Kamms
Corners.
Otra parte del destino
consiste de superar los
obstáculos que se encuentran
y desarrollar buenas
amistades. Su familia tuvo
que mudarse de la capital de
la Republica Dominica
cuando Diamar tenia solo
siente años. La economía
había empeorado y la familia
perdió todo. Un amigo
familiar le invito empezar de
nuevo en la isla caribeña de
San Martín. Diamar dice que
él era el primer barbero
profesional en esa isla
pequeña. Después de vivir
en San Martín por un tiempo
Diamar vino a Cleveland.
Un hermano vivía allí y
trabajaba
instalando
teléfonos y cable par
computadoras. A Diamar le
gusto el ambiente y decidió
quedarse. Antes de cumplir
los 18 años en 1994 Diamar
se graduó de escuela superior
y se fue a vivir en Nueva
York con su hermano. Ya
para octubre de 1995 había
regresado a Cleveland. No
le había gustado el ambiente
de Nueva York. El destino le
guardaba una sorpresa.
Mientras disfrutaba del
ambiente de las fiestas
patronales de la iglesia
católica San Rocco se
encontró por primera vez con
se caso. Él es su primer y
único novio. Desde el
principio de su vida
conyugal él la ha apoyado
en todo.
Diamar tiene amistad
especial con Sandi Papcum
actual dueña de Beauty Spot.
Sandi asistió a la escuela de
cosmetología con Diamar y
allí se hicieron buenas
amigas. Al contraste con su
amiga Sandi se crió en
Cleveland y regreso a
estudiar
cosmetología
después de cumplir un
bachillerato universitario y
tener otra carrera. Después
de que ambos padres
fallecieron Sandi sintió una
necesidad de cambiar su
manera de vivir. Al hacerse
cosmetóloga Sandi trabajo
para una cadena de salones
de recorte de pelo.
Pero al poco tiempo noto
un anuncio que había un
salón de belleza en venta. Lo
compró e invitó a su amiga
Diamar a venir a trabajar con
ella. Ambos han trabajado
mucho a cambiar la imagen
de Beauty Spot de salón solo
para doñitas a un sitio donde
todas las edades y culturas
son bienvenidas. Han creado
un ambiente donde todos los
miembros de una familia se
sienten cómodos, hasta los
hombres vienen a recortarse.
Sandi dice que su meta es
tener un salón de alta calidad
con precios razonables.
Sandi y Diamar han creado
actividades especiales que
raras veces se ven en los
salones de Cleveland.
Tienen días de fotos de
belleza (Beauty Shots)
cuando mujeres vienen a
prepararse y tomar fotos
“sexy”. También han tenido
fiestas de belleza para los
partidos de la novia el día
antes de la boda.
Aun Diamar tiene metas
para su futuro. Quiere se
cosmetóloga a las estrellas
de música, televisión o el
cine. Quiere diseñar joyería.
Quiere ayudar a las
español—parlantes recibir su
educación en cosmetología
y pasar el examen. El examen
de cosmetología solo lo dan
en inglés, ella quiere que el
estado permita darlo en
español.
Con todo su animo y con
el apoyo de su familia y
amistades serán muchas las
metas que esta talentosa
latina llegara a cumplir.
Vote
November
2nd!
Octubre 13, 2004
National
Latino AIDS
Aw a r e n e s s
Day includes
Día de Los
Muertos
This Friday, Toledo will
recognize the dangers of
HIV/AIDS with its first annual National Latino AIDS
Awareness Day, scheduled
for October 15, from 5:00
to 7:00PM at Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown
Toledo, according to event
co-organizer Melissa
Alvarado.
Comida mexicana is being provided by El Camino
Real with a variety of educational materials on hand. DJ
La Chula will provide la
música. The public is invited
to this free event.
Connie Eason will have
on display one of her infamous Day of the Dead altars. Above, Connie is
shown with her 2002 altar.
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La Prensa
Octubre 13, 2004
Breves
Hallazgos reavivan
misterio de origen de la
vida en el continente
Por JOHN RICE
MEXICO (AP): Durante
décadas, Federico Solórzano
ha recopilado huesos de las
riberas del mayor lago de
México; huesos que él mismo
ha exhumado y otros que le
han traído, huesos de animales
y de seres humanos.
El profesor de antropología
y paleontología revisaba su
colección un día cuando notó
algo que le llamó la atención:
una protuberancia ósea frontal decolorada por minerales y
un trozo de mandíbula que no
coincidía con la de ningún
cráneo moderno.
Pero Solórzano halló una
coincidencia perfecta cuando
comparó la primera de las dos
piezas con un modelo del
Hombre de Tautavel del Viejo
Mundo, miembro de una
especie–Homo erectus—que
muchos
consideran
antepasado del moderno
Homo sapiens.
Pero se cree que el Homo
erectus se extinguió hace
100.000 a 200.000 años,
decenas de miles de años antes
de que se supusiera la
presencia de seres humanos
en el continente americano.
Y los arqueólogos nunca
hallaron vestigios del Homo
erectus en las Américas.
“La mayoría se mostró
escéptica y desconcertada”,
dijo Robson Bonnichsen, director del Centro para el
Estudio de los Primeros
Americanos en la Universidad
A&M de Texas. “Eso no
significa que no sea real.
Significa que no hay ninguna
evidencia comparativa”.
El hallazgo de Solórzano
fue detallado en una
conferencia en septiembre
aquí que atrajo académicos
del continente y de Europa.
Esa pieza ósea primitiva
del Lago Chapala “es única”,
dijo Bonnichsen.
Es tan singular —y fuera de
contexto— que ha sido
mayormente
ignorada
mientras
otros
descubrimientos plantean
cuestiones básicas sobre el
origen de los seres humanos
en nuestro continente: cuándo
llegaron y de dónde.
Hasta hace poco, la mayoría
de los arqueólogos en Estados
Unidos creía que los primeros
seres humanos llegaron al
continente americano hace
unos 13.500 años cuando se
abrió un corredor terrestre temporal en el Estrecho de Bering.
El pueblo migrante
Clovis—llamado así por un
lugar cerca de Clovis, en
Nuevo México—al parecer
cazaba mamuts y otros grandes
animales, dejando esparcidas
puntas de flecha finamente
trabajadas y otras herramientas
en partes de América del Norte
y, según algunos, en
Sudamérica.
Una minoría a veces
ruidosa sigue aferrada a la
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Weekly Horoscope
BY SEÑORITA ANA
★
★
★
ARIES: (March 21-April 20)
Verbalizing your feelings to a loved one could be the best
way to clear the air, providing tact is used. You are feeling
quite attractive lately and that feeling is communicated to
everyone else. You are in touch with the guiding impulses
of your nature and enjoy expressing yourself.
★
★ TAURUS: (April 21 - May 21)
★ You
are very good at keeping secrets, especially about
how you feel about others. Your love relationship may not
always be as harmonious as it appears to others. Enjoying
companionship and the sharing of ideas is important, and
you tend to focus on the positive side of everything.
Kerry stumps
in Northern
Ohio
Last Saturday, Latino
Democrats met in Cleveland to show their support
for Kerry, who is running
for U.S. President. While
the rally was taking place,
Kerry was in Elyria at the
Lorain County Community College, where over
23,000 attended. Kerry
made comment on how
mammoth the rally was.
Shown above are Nelson
Orta, Lucy Torres, and Cesi
★
★
★ GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21)
Beneath your strong, independent exterior lies a desire
for a truly fulfilling relationship. Resist in the temptation to
indulge in self-destructive behavior if you become unhappy. Emotional satisfaction can also be found in renewing
old friendships.
★
★
(June 22 - July 23)
★AlthoughCANCER:
you usually have a significant other, you do
much better on your own. Independence is your motto. Your
real strength lies in your ever present optimism. Learn to
value those worse moments of your life and learn from them.
You have a natural athletic ability.
Castro of Cleveland (top
photo), with co-organizer
Ricardo Peña (bottom
photo).
Ohio is expected to be a
swing state in this year’s
presidential race, with the
Latino vote making the difference.
The same can be said for
the state of Michigan,
where over 700,000 Latinos
live.
★
★
★ LEO: (July 24- August 23)
The inherent fatalism that seems to follow you around
may stifle any positive attitudes needed for you to get ahead.
Your strength lies in your ability to move forward, so you
need to work on gaining control over your negative thoughts.
Being practical and living in the real world are your strong
suits.★
★
★
VIRGO:
(August 24 - September 23)
Feeling dependent on others is the type of situation you
steer clear of, especially when it comes to any emotional
relationships. Since you do quite all right on your own, avoid
hermit-like tendencies. Your compassionate nature will get
★
you into more trouble than it’s worth.
★
★
★
LIBRA:
(September 24 - October 23)
You have a tendency to keep a lot of good things secret,
especially your accomplishments. Doing some rather unfavorable chores for a loved one will result in heartfelt gratitude. You live in the present and loath dwelling on the past.
Don’t whine.
★
★
SCORPIO: (October 24 - November 22)
You seem to be able to handle just about anything that
may be thrown your way in regards to surprises. By putting
a lot of faith in those you love, it is a shock when someone
lets you down. Keep your self-esteem intact and take time out
★
for yourself too.
★
★
SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 - December 21)
Ongoing relationships are a little strained presently, and
new ones are somewhat dubious. Just wait it out and things
will improve soon. Money is not important to you, but you
enjoy having enough so you can do the things you want,
★ counting the cost.
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CAPRICORN: (December 22 - January 20)
Being quite a homebody now would be an excellent time
to capitalize on any inclinations you have in that direction.
Your love life is quite intense lately. It is especially exciting
that your loved one’s emotional intensity matches or even
surpasses your own.
★
★
★
AQUARIUS: (January 21 - February 19)
This week you need to capitalize on your powers of
persuasion and emerge a winner in a business-financial
negotiation—as well as in your love life. You seem to be
happier in a relationship than you are alone. But since your
standards
★ are incredibly high, expect a few dry spells. ★
★
★
PISCES: (February 20 - March 20)
Even at the best of times you have to guard against a
tendency to adopt a negative attitude toward life in general
and romance in particular. Whether you know it or not, you
are very capable of getting by on your own. Being a fast
thinker,
★you handle sticky situations well.
★
★
★IF THIS
WEEK IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: The main focus
for you right now is on work, meeting your responsibilities
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La Prensa—Entretenimiento
Octubre 13, 2004
RAMIRO BURR’S LATIN MUSIC: Emotions send the
message for new artist Amanda
By RAMIRO BURR
Recording a debut album
is a daunting task for any
new artist, but pop singer/
songwriter Amanda says the
biggest challenge she faced
was finding the right emotion.
“Each particular song is
like a story and so in order to
be convincing, you have to
convey that message,” said
the Houston-based singer in
a recent interview. “And as a
singer, the only vehicle is
your voice. We have no visuals to help us so we have
to put everything we have
into the vocals.”
Amanda, 22, puts on a
convincing performance on
her debut self-titled CD on
the Universal Records label.
The
first
single,
“Devuélveme la Vida,” has
been getting airplay on
Tejano and Latin pop stations.
“Devuélveme la Vida”
has the familiar you-neverloved-or-appreciated-me
sentiment. Amanda conveys
the pain of realizing too late
one’s love and devotion has
gone to someone who was
never really serious.
As Amanda sees it, a good
singer is like a good actor.
“It (singing) is like acting but it’s tougher. You
(singer) have to play the role
but on the record, you only
have your voice. We have
no facial expressions, body
language or costuming to
help us.
“The key is to dig deep to
find that emotion that will
help the listener catch on to
the story or feel the pain, or
remember when they went
through the same emotion.”
Amanda has clear distinctive vocals, recalling the
dulcet tones of Alicia
Villarreal. But Amanda can
also belt out the pain of
torchy heartbreakers such as
“Si te Vas,” where she contemplates a future without
that special someone.
“We did that song in a
minor key so naturally the
tone is dramatic and very
sad. The theme is about that
someone who is leaving you
and you know they will always remain in your heart. It
is a difficult situation that I
think people can relate to.”
Amanda is also a
songwriter who’s been writing since she was 16. She
wrote or co-wrote 10 of the
13 tracks on the album. Her
songwriting partners included Yasmil Marrufo and
Marc Durandeau, who have
written and produced No. 1
singles for Ricky Martin and
Chayanne.
On “Hoy,” the new single
to be released next week,
Amanda takes the stance of
an independent woman who
tells her wayward lout of a
boyfriend to go fly a kite.
The mid-tempo tune is fueled by mariachi-style horns.
The track was inspired by
something that happened
while she was recording the
album in Miami.
“We were beginning
work on another song when
I got a phone call. It was a
disturbing call and it upset
me. I felt unappreciated,
which is one of the worst
feelings anyone can ever
have.”
Like most songwriters,
Amanda used that experience to help her finish the
song at home.
“It’s the story of loving someone but getting
tired of their lies so I wrote,
‘This is the day I wake up
and move on without you.’”
Despite her youth,
Amanda’s strengths are “her
amazing voice and her attitude,” said veteran Miamibased producer Rodolfo
Castillo, who has worked
with Paulina Rubio and
Julio Iglesias.
“She has a great range as
a singer, which is rare
among singers. Amanda is
a leader when it comes to
knowing what she wants.
But she is also a follower in
the sense that she is open to
ideas, and that is very important.”
Castillo co-produced the
album
with
Iker
Gastaminza, Juan Carlos
Rodriguez,
Gabriel
Candiani and Amanda.
“As a new artist, the recording of this album was
an immense step forward in
my career,” she said. “I
wanted to be sure that I was
given some creative control and able to truly give
the audience a legitimate
view of who I am.
“I didn’t expect to have
as much say as I did but
luckily the team I worked
with at Universal honestly
believed in my talent as a
singer/songwriter and allowed me to just let the creative juices flow.”
Amanda has been busy in
recent weeks. Besides her
continuing radio promotional tour, she also performed at the Latin Grammys
Street Party in Houston with
Alicia Machado, Akwid and
Eliseo Robles. She is also the
artist of the month at San
Antonio’s KXTN-FM, where
she is getting medium rotation.
She will be in Puerto Rico
soon to film the video for
“Hoy,” and as a songwriter,
she recently signed on with
BMG Publishing.
For more information,
song samples or tour dates
c
h
e
c
k
www.amandamusica.com.
Editor’s Note: Ramiro
Burr covers the Latin music
scene each week. Burr is also
the author of “The Billboard
Guide to Tejano and Regional Mexican Music” on
Billboard Books. For questions or comments call Burr
at (800) 555-1551, ext. 3429,
or e-mail to [email protected].
Amanda: “Amanda has great range as a singer, which is
rare among singers; she has an amazing voice,” says Miami-based producer Rodolfo Castillo, and as reported by
Ramiro Burr in this week’s La Prensa.
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La Prensa—Deportes
Octubre 13, 2004
Mundial: EEUU 2, El Salvador 0
Por DIEGO MENDEZ
SAN SALVADOR (AP):
Estados Unidos venció el
sábado 2-0 a El Salvador y
se consolidó en el primer
puesto del Grupo A de la
eliminatoria
de
la
CONCACAF rumbo a un
hexagonal final de la
CONCACAF, donde se
definirán los boletos para
el Campeonato Mundial
de Alemania 2006.
Brian McBride abrió la
cuenta a los 29 minutos y
Edward Johnson aumentó
a los 75 para los
estadounidenses.
A dos fechas por
concluir la ronda, Estados
Unidos quedó en la punta
del Grupo A de la
CONCACAF con ocho
puntos; Jamaica y Panamá,
que empataron 1-1,
sumaron cinco cada uno.
El Salvador, con tres, sigue
en el sótano sin
posibilidades.
El partido marcó el debut
del
técnico
salvadoreño Armando
Contreras Palma que
sustituyó a Juan Ramón
Paredes.
Dirigidos por el joven
volante Víctor Merino, El
Salvador mostró un equipo
más aguerrido y por
momentos puso en apuros a
la zaga estadounidense.
A los tres minutos, Merino burló la marca de dos
defensas, pero su centro fue
rechazado.
Estados Unidos tuvo la
primera oportunidad de
anotar a los 12 minutos
cuando el volante Clinton
Mathis no logró enganchar
en el área un centro de
DaMarcus Beasley.
McBride abrió el
marcador a los 29 minutos y
enmudeció a unos 20.000
aficionados que asistieron
al estadio Cuscatlán de esta
capital.
McBride anotó tras
recibir un pase en corto en el
área de Landon Donovan y
con tiro cruzado batió al
guardameta Misael Alfaro.
Las selecciones salieron
en el segundo tiempo sin
variantes y a penas los tres
minutos el guardameta
salvadoreño Alfaro logró
contener un disparo en corto
del delantero Josh Wolff.
Johnson consiguió el
segundo tanto para Estados
Unidos a los 75 y cinco
minutos después de haber
ingresado en sustitución de
McBride.
Johnson recibió en corto
de Donovan, que burló la
salida de Alfaro, y marcó a
placer con puerta vacía.
El central guatemalteco
Carlos Batres mostró
tarjetas amarillas al
estadounidense Cory
Gibbs y los salvadoreños
Víctor Merino, Ronald
Cerritos, Marvin González
y Isaac Zelaya.
Gibbs
no
podrá
participar en el partido contra Panamá el miércoles en
Washington en la quinta y
penúltima fecha del grupo.
El Salvador jugará de
visitante en Jamaica.
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Mundial: México practicó tiro a gol ante San
Vicente
MEXICO (AP): México
reafirmó ser amplio favorito
para ganar el Grupo C de las
eliminatorias de la
CONCACAF a la Copa
Mundial, al apabullar el 7-0
a San Vicente, en un partido
que crítica consideró más
bien como una «práctica de
tiro».
Los mexicanos suman
dos triunfos en igual número
de partidos disputados en el
grupo. En su primer
encuentro superaron de
visita 3-1 a Trinidad y Tobago.
México encabeza el
grupo con seis puntos y con
diez goles a favor y uno en
contra. Trinidad y Tobago
también tiene seis unidades,
pero en tres encuentros. San
Vicente, que también ya
jugó tres partidos, tiene tres
puntos. El grupo lo completa
St. Kitts, sin puntos en dos
encuentros.
«Cascarita (práctica): 7-0»,
dice el titular de Excelsior,
quien también comenta que el
tricolor «tuvo para hacer
muchos goles más».
«Luce (Cuauhtémoc)
Blanco genial y (Jared)
Borgetti goleador, ante el
indefenso San Vicente»,
comenta el diario Reforma,
quien en su titular de su pagina
deportiva dice: «Práctica de
tiro».
Borgetti anotó cuatro
goles, Jaime Lozano hizo otro
par y cerró la cuenta Sergio
Santana, pero el que se lució
fue Cuauhtémoc Blanco,
estelar delantero que no vestía
la camiseta de México desde
hace 20 meses.
Blanco brilló con sus pases
e incluso cedió un balón de
taquito para que Lozano
marcara el tercer tanto de la
goleada.
Blanco, de 31 años, regresó
al equipo nacional en «plan
grande» y se «brindó como
figura», dice Reforma.
Por su parte, El Universal
comenta que «El Tri tuvo un
segundo tiempo abrumador
y destrozó a San Vicente».
También destaca que los
mexicanos batallaron para
abrir el marcador y que en el
primer tiempo solamente
tenían ventaja de 1-0.
México viajará para
devolver la visita a San
Vicente el próximo
domingo. Tres días después
recibirá en la ciudad de
Puebla a St. Kitts.
Si México gana sus
próximos partidos asegurará
una de los dos plazas que
adjudica el grupo para
avanzar a un hexagonal final donde se repartirán tres
plazas a la Copa Mundial
Alemania 2006. El cuarto
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Página 8
Octubre 13, 2004
El Centro de Servicios Sociales celebrates 30
years of service to the Lorain community
Pictured above are Generosa Molina (El Centro Board member), Yolanda Sánchez (outgoing El Centro president), Lonnie & Sue Dovin (Dovin Funeral Home), Angel Pagán (Dir.
of Puerto Rican Federal Affairs Office in Cleveland), and Generosa Molina at last Saturday’s
30-year-anniversary celebration of El Centro. Victor Leandry is its current director—photos
by Teo Feliciano of La Prensa.
Molina da razones para la incluir al hispano
(Continued from Page 1)
Shown directly above are Rubén Torres (La Prensa), Esther Montes Rufo (Hearthstone
Assisted Living), William Rufo, and Richard Romero (Ohio Commissioner of Hispanic/Latino
Affairs, from Lorain) attending last Saturday’s El Centro 30-year anniversary celebration at
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Commerce y Team Lorain
County formaran un nuevo
grupo llamado Lorain
County Growth Partnership.
Terminó su charla Molina
por incluir estadísticas
indicando el crecimiento de
la comunidad hispana por
55% in Ohio durante la
década de las noventas y que
Latinos representan mas del
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Lorain y Cleveland. El
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crecientes números de
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vecinos exige que para haber
igualdad
durante
la
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regionalismo, crecimiento
inteligente y el desarrollo de
centros de compras se debe
incluir las perspectivas
hispanas de una manera integral.
Molina gives reasons for
Latino inclusion
By Teodosio Feliciano,
La Prensa Staff Writer
Juan Molina, Lorain
County Children and Family Council Executive Di-
rector, spoke as part of a panel
on diversity and economic
development at the Levin
College of Urban Affairs at
Cleveland State University
on Friday.
Molina spoke effectively
about cultural solidarity,
Great Lakes Innovation & Development
Enterprise
(GLIDE), Lorain County Partnership, and the meaningful
inclusion of the Latino community.
In his prepared remarks,
he presents the idea that culture helps a group resist social and economic subordination to a dominant majority. He feels that solidarity
gives the members of minority groups the confidence to
organize and take risks politically and economically.
He insists Latinos must use
the cultural values of respect
and honor in its rise to political importance.
Molina also spoke about
the private/public partnership of the Lorain County
Commissioners, Lorain
County Community College, and Lorain County
Chamber of Commerce,
called GLIDE, which is located on the community
college’s campus.
The project is designed to
help businesses grow either
from an idea or for expansion. GLIDE’s services include: business idea assessments, technology and staffing support, access to legal
counsel, education, business
management mentoring, access to capital, and strategic
business guidance.
Molina announced that
Lorain County Chamber of
Commerce and Team Lorain
County will form a new
group called Lorain County
Growth partnership.
Molina finished his remarks by including statistics
that indicate that the Latino
community in Ohio grew by
55% in the 1990s and that
Latinos represent more than
10% of the Lorain and
Cuyahoga County combined population. He estimates that there are over
46,000 Latino voters in
Lorain and Cuyahoga. Such
large and growing numbers
of Latinos in two neighboring counties demand that
equitable planning in regionalism, smart growth and
shopping center development must include Latino
perspectives in meaningful
way.
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Lucas County Deputy Sheriff Lisa Cruz receiving her NLPOA award, with NLPOA
President Tom Gonzáles, NLPOA President Jeff Sabo (Toledo), and Linda de la Peña.
Page 9
Lucas County Deputy Sheriff veteran José Y. Ybarra receiving his NLPOA award,
with NLPOA President Tom Gonzáles (Ohio chapter) and NLPOA President Jeff Sabo.
NLPOA’s Judge Joseph Flores Latino Peace Officers Awards Banquet highly successful
Last week, the National
Latino Peace Officers Association (Toledo chapter)
(NLPOA) held its annual
Latino peace officers
awards banquet. It is named
in honor of Judge Joseph A.
Flores, who was instrumental in organizing the Toledo
chapter.
This year, Judge Charles
Doneghy was the keynote
speaker. Doneghy was a
close associate and friend of
Judge Flores, who often told
Doneghy that he was “brown
on the inside.”
Diva Yvonne Ramos sang
the National Anthem, with
chapter presidents Tom
Gonzáles (Ohio) and Jeff
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Judge Flores, wife, Mary
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Latina nominees were Lisa
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Felipe Perez, right, holds the Estrella award while posing with his wife, Herlinda,
far left, and keynote speaker, Guadalupe G. Lara, after the Estrella Award presentation.
Pérez wins Estrella Award at Terra
A Spanish radio program
host from Findlay was the
recipient of the 2004 Estrella
Award at Terra Community
College.
Felipe Pérez was honored
last week during an award
dinner at the college. The
Estrella, Award is given annually to celebrate National
Hispanic Heritage Month.
Pérez was born in San Antonio, Texas in 1930 to Gerardo
and Carmen Pérez of Coahuila,
México. At 15, he became “the
man of the house” for his three
sisters and mother when his
father died.
In 1953, Pérez married
Herlinda Casiano and two
years later, they moved to Ohio
where they have lived ever
since. They have seven children, 21 grandchildren, and
four great-grandchildren.
With few organized educational opportunities, Pérez
taught himself to speak, read,
and write in English. He eventually obtained his GED and
in 1966, began working for
the State of Ohio’s Migrant
Rest Center in Liberty Center.
At about the same time,
Pérez secured an hour or two
every weekend on WFIN in
Findlay to announce Latino
music. Knowing the Latino
community in Findlay as he
did, he understood their need
for a such radio program that
would help break down barriers for the Spanish-speaking
population.
Since 1971, Pérez has been
announcing dedications on
WFOB in Fostoria on Saturday evenings.
Pérez retired from the Migrant Rest Center in 1974 but
has continued to be an advocate for the migrant population.
A devote Catholic, Pérez
was a member of the
Guadalupe Society in Findlay
for ten years. He received an
award last year from the Hispanic Awareness Club of
Fostoria for his years of service
via the radio to the Latino community.
The Estrella award was established to honor an area individual for outstanding character, citizenship and community service. The previous winners of the Estrella Award are:
2000: Narciso Rodríguez,
Fremont
2001: Juan Salvador
Olalde, Port Clinton
2002: María Guadalupe
“Lupe” López (posthumously), Fostoria
2003: Jesus “Jesse”
Zambrano, Fremont
The keynote speaker for the
event was Guadalupe G. Lara,
MSW, CSW, the Director of
the Division of Family and
Community Support Services
at the Children’s Hospital of
Michigan.
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Bailes y La
Música
By Rico
OHIO:
T o l e d o :
Central Banquet Hall, 43
E. Central Ave., bailes every Sat., $5 cover.
419.254.0000.
Club Mystique, 3122 Airport Hwy. w/ salsa, merengue, hip hop; DJ on Thur.
(Ladies night) , Fri. (mas
Tejano), & Sat. (Latina);
no cover before 10:00PM;
419.704.5108.
Las Palmas Nightclub,
3247 Stickney Ave; Live
bands most Saturdays; call
419.726.8469 for details.
Lorain:
Kiki’s Club, 2522 W. 21st
St. & Rt 58, Fri: Hip Hop/
Latino; Sat: Latino,
9:00PM-2:30AM;
440.989.1422.
MICHIGAN:
Detroit:
Detour Lounge, 1824
Springwells Street; every
Friday night; Baile Cumbia;
free cumbia lessons; DJ
Manolito; cumbia, salsa,
ranchera,
merengue;
313.849.0900.
Club International,
6060 W. Fort Street; weekly
Saturday entertainment;
313.995.4938.
Half Past 3, 2554 Grand
River, Sat: Latin Dance
Parties with DJ Cisco;
salsa,
merengue,
bachata;free salsa lessons;
ladies free before 10PM;
313.304.8953
and
248.756.4821.
www.danceindetroit.com.
Los Galanes, 3362
Bagley St., every Friday and
Saturday, Latino music;
313.554.4444.
Luna Pier: Luna Pier
Ballroom; most Saturday
nights; El Baile Grande, 10
p.m. to 3 a.m. Call
734.848.4326.
Pontiac:HEAT, Pike St.
& N. Saginaw St., Fri; at the
main level: salsa, merengue, bachata & Latin
House music by DJ Cisco &
Alfredo; in the Hookah
Lounge: flamenco, reggae,
&
Arabic
music.
248.756.4821
or
www.salsadetroit.com.
Royal Oak: Thurs; Sky
Club, 401 S. Lafayette;
doors open at 8 p.m. with
free dance lessons at 8:15
p.m; 21 and over; proper
attire; 586.254.0560.
Utica:Argentine Tango
Detroit, 7758 Auburn Road;
Tango
on
Fri;
586.254.0560.
Ypsilanti:
Club Metro, 2275
Ellsworth Street; Friday is
salsa, merengue, bochata
night; Sun. is Mexican night
with The best in música
latina with DJ Miguel,
9:00PM-2:00AM. Must be
18 years of age or older.
Call: 734.434.0800.
Have entertainment?
Call Rico at:
419.870.6565 or
313.729.4435, or fax
to: 419.241.5774, or
email to:
[email protected].
Spanish Church Services
OHIO:
Michigan:
Cleveland, OH:
Inglesia Nueva Vida
3510 W. 41th St.
Cleveland OH 44109
Rev. José Reyes
Dom., 11:00AM
216-322-0002
Iglesia Pentecostal
First Spanish Church of God
1331 E. Broadway
Toledo, Ohio 43605
Dom., 10:00 a.m.& 5:00 p.m.
Mier. & Vier., 7:00 p.m.
Sab., 6:00 p.m.
419-693-5895
“La Senda Antigua”
Pastores Rolando & Lizzette Velázquez
2681 West 14th Street
Cleveland OH 44113
216.298.9095
Orden de Cultos:
Dom:10:30AM Esc.
dominical; noon: Culto
Evang., Pro-Templo
lun: 7PM clase de Nuevos
Creyentes
Mar: 7PM Oración y Est.
Biblico
mier: 7PM Culto de Hogares
jueves: 7PM Culto Generales
Vier: 7PM Culto Generales
Iglesia Bautista
El Buen Pastor
521 Spencer Road
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Rev. Dr. Alberto Martínez
Berna Aguilar, Youth Pastor
Miér., 6:00 p.m.
Sab., 6:00 p.m.
Dom., 10:15 a.m., 11:20 a.m.,
6:00 p.m.
419-381-2648
Sagrada Familia
Fr. David Fallon
7719 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland OH 44102
Sat. Vigil 5:00PM
Sun., 9:30AM & Noon
216-631-6817
Iglesia Nueva Vida
2025 Airport Hwy
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Pastor Titular: Josué
Rodríguez
Pastor Asociado: José
Rosario
Servicio de adoración:
Domingos 12:30 p.m.
419-382-0954
St. Francis Parish
Superior Ave. & 71st St.
Cleveland OH
Sat. Vigil 4:00PM
Sáb., 10:00AM [Español]
Sat., 11:30AM [Eng.]
Weekdays, 7:30AM
216-361-4133
La Primera Iglesia Bautista
628 Elm Street
corner of Elm & Erie
Toledo, Ohio 43604
Pastor Titular: J. Truett Fogle
Pastor Asociado: Jesus
Segovia
Escuela dominical: 10:00
a.m.
Culto de adoración: 11:00
a.m.
Los cultos son bi-lengual
419-241-1546
St. Michael the Archangel
Fr. Jaime McCreight
3114 Scranton Rd.
Cleveland OH 44109
Sat., 5:00PM [English]
Sáb., 7:00PM [Español]
Sun., 9:45AM [Eng.]
Dom., Noon [Esp.]
216-621-3847
216-861-6297
SS. Peter & Paul
728 Guadalupe Street
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Fr. Richard Notter
Dom., 12:00 p.m. [en
español]
419-241-5822
LatinoMix
WJZE
97.3FM, The Fox
with
Carla, Tony Rios, and
Rico Pico
Toledo, OH
domingo, 8:00PM to
10:00PM
419-240-1230
[email protected]
WNZN 89.1FM
La Onda Cultural Latina
Lorain, OH
Lun-vier., 9:00AM-5:00PM
BGU 88.1 FM,
La Unica with Freddy
Gutiérrez, Andres Alvarez,
Maribel,
& Geraldo Rosales
Bowling Green, OH
dom., 9:00AM to 2:00PM
419-372-2826
WFOB 1430 AM
with Freddy G
Fostoria, sábado,
4-6 p.m. & con
Sylvester Duran
Dom., 8:30 to 10:00AM
WKMK 1440 AM
La Explosiva
“La que se escribe
con rojo’”
con Batman y Paquita
de la Vernor
Detroit, MI
lunes a sab., 3:00PM to 6:00PM
lunes a viernes, 5:00AM to 7:00AM
WCAR 1090 AM
Detroit, MI
sábado,
noon to 5:00PM
dom., noon to 4:00PM
WDTR 90.9 FM
Caribe Serenade
Detroit, MI
Ozzie Rivera
sábado
6:30 to 8:30PM
Editor’s Note:
Churches or Radio,
with Spanish dialogue, desiring to be
included in La
Prensa’s directories
should e-mail the information to Rico, c/o
[email protected],
or
fax
to
419.241.5774, or call
419.870.6565 or
313.729.4035.
Gracias!
WLEN 103.9 FM
Adrian, MI
domingo,
1:00 to 4:30PM
WQTE 95.3 FM
with Lady Di
Adrian, MI
dom.,3:00 to 8:00PM
517-265-9500
WLFC 88.3 FM
Findlay, OH
viernes, 6:00 to 9:00PM
WIBM 1450AM
Juan M. Rodríguez
Jackson, MI
dom., 10:00AM-Noon
517-787-0020
WCSB 89.3 FM
LA PREFERIDA
Lilly Corona Moreno
Cleveland, OH
Jueves, 7:00-9:00PM
216-687-3515
[email protected]
NOTICE TO
RADIO STATIONS:
This is no charge to be
placed in La Prensa’s radio list. Just email Rico at
[email protected].
M ICHIGAN:
Primera Iglesia Hispana
de Monroe
Alianza Cristiana y
Misionera
Pastor Jesse Morales
317 E. Front St.
Monroe, Michigan 48161
Lorain:
Sacred Heart Chapel
4301 Pearl Ave.
Lorain OH
Rev. William A. Thaden
Sister Theresa Stegman,
Sister Elisea Bonano
440-277-7231
Dom., 8:00AM, 10:00AM,
& Noon
Lun., jueves, vier. 9:30AM
Mier., 6:30PM
Sáb., 6:00PM
Primera Iglesia Bautista
Hispana
3495 Livernois Street
Detroit, Michigan 48210
Pastor Titular: Carlos Liese
Pastor Asociado: Elí Garza
Estudio Bíblico: Miér., 7:00 p.m.
Escuela Dominical: 10:00 a.m.
Culto de Adoración: Dom., 11:00
a.m. 313-894-7755
House of Praise
International Church
4321 Elyria Ave.
Lorain OH 44055
Pastor Gilbert & Eileen Silva
440-233-6433
Dom., 9 & 10:30AM [Eng.]
Dom., 12:30PM [Spanish]
Dom., 1:30PM
Mar. & Jue., 7:00PM
734-848-4271
Nueva Creación United
Methodist Church
270 Waterman St.
Detroit MI
Services: Juev. at 7:00 p.m.
& domingo a 5:30 p.m.
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Funeral Director
Walter Martens & Sons
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Spanglish Radio Programs
Ohio:
Toledo:
Evangelical Assemblies
of God
705 Lodge
Toledo, Ohio 43609
Pastor Moses Rodríguez
Miér., 7:00 p.m.
Dom., 11:00 a.m.
419-385-6418
9811 Denison Avenue
Cleveland OH 44102-4693
Octubre 13, 2004
440-245-5118
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Obituaries
JOSEPHINE H. CRUZ (HERNÁNDEZ)
Josephine H. Cruz (born Hernández on Feb. 2, 1922, in Waco, Texas) died Thursday,
Oct. 7 at the age of 82. She moved to Lorain in 1939 from Chicago, moved back to Texas,
and returned to Lorain in 2001.
In Texas, Mrs. Cruz was employed as a housekeeper. She worked in the kitchen at
Lorain Manor in the 1970s. She was a member of Sacred Heart Chapel, Lorain.
Survivors include her sons Fidel, Jesse, Philip & David, all of Lorain; daughters María
Farcetti of Fort Worth, Texas, and Mary Ann Vélez of Lorain; sisters Angie García and
Anita García, both of Lorain; brothers Victor Ceja and Tony Ceja, both of Lorain; and 27
grandchildren, 46 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jesse Cruz, in 1970; her son Frank Cruz; parents, Santiago
and Candelaria (nee Marcel) Hernández; and brothers Salvadore and Raymond Hernández.
HERRERA Apolonio
Apolonio (Paul) Herrera,
age 94, passed away on
October 11, 2004, in the
Franciscan Center in
Sylvania, Ohio. He was born
in Guadalajara, México, to
Ruth and Dedpaldo Herrera
and moved to the U.S. when
he was 5 years old. Paul
worked for Jeep for 25+
years. He was a snappy
dresser who got great joy
from dancing which he did
up to the age of 90. He also
enjoyed playing cards and
working in the yard. Paul
was a WWII Army veteran
who survived Normandy
and Africa. He belonged to
the Unique Senior Center.
Surviving are his children
Marie (George Nikolakos)
Moore from Moline, Ohio
and Michael (Hilda) Herrera
from Massillon, Ohio;
grandchildren, Charlie and
Ann Moore and Peter,
David and Niña Herrera.
Also surviving are his nieces
and nephews Danny (Pam)
Contreras, Rachael Bahsen,
Madeline LaScola, Gloria
(John) Bunker, Judy (Bill)
Johnson, Mike Contreras,
Shirley (Mike) Okdie, Leo
(Terry) Contreras, & Esma
Contreras as well as many
great nieces & nephews.
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La Prensa
Octubre 13, 2004
LA PRENSA’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
October 13: Dr. María Hernández Ferrier, Deputy Undersecretary for the U.S. Department of
Education is scheduled to visit Toledo, Ohio on Wednesday, October 13. Dr. Hernández Ferrier
will be involved in several activities that day, but the culminating event will be an “English
Language Learners Outreach Forum” to be held at SS. Peter & Paul Church, 728 S. St. Clair St. from
6:30 to 800PM. The forum will be for parents and others interested in learning how the No Child
Left Behind Act benefits the families of English language learners. Call 419.241.5822.
Oct. 16, 7:30PM: Ballet Gran Folkloric de México; Lorain Palace Civic Center,
Broadway, Lorain OH; A cultural experience not to be missed. The history of Mexican dance
starts with ancient cultures, which flourished in México during 3,000 years preceding the arrival
of the first Europeans. As Early as 1500 BC, in the zone of Tlatilco (near what today is Mexico
City), refined representations of shamans, acrobats, musicians, & dancers. The 35-member
company regularly performs in the U.S. & Canada and has appeared throughout Europe, Asia, and
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Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center presents
annual Día de Los Muertos celebration & altar
competition fundraiser
The Sofia Quintero Art
& Cultural Center
(SQACC) will present its
annual Día de Los Muertos
(Day of The Dead) Celebration and Altar Competition Fundraiser. This
event will be held at
SQACC, Saturday October 30, 2004 with doors
opening at 6:00 p.m. The
festivities will begin at
7:00 p.m. with introduc-
Notice of Ohio
Comm. on Latino
Affairs Meeting:
Oct. 14, 2004 at
2:00PM at the Riffe
Bldg., 77 South
High St., (room
South A, 31st floor),
Columbus OH.
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Dr. Caro to
speak at new
library
On October 16, at 2:00PM
at the new library in South
Toledo (1736 S. Broadway),
Dr. Manuel Caro will discuss
“Somos Mexicanos!” by
tracing the histroy of
Chicano/Mexican-Americans from the Toltec to the
present. This event is sponsored by the Aurora
González Community &
Family Resource Center and
the Library Legacy Foundation. Caro is a Chicano poet
and writer.
community. According to
Joe Balderas, its director,
“It is important to keep
our Mexican culture and
heritage alive.”
Those wishing to attend this fundraiser Saturday October 30 th or participating in the altar competition (altar competition fee $20.00) can contact Balderas at 419-2411655.
tions, a blessing of the altars, short explanation of
what Día de Los Muertos is
all about, entertainment,
and music. Traditional
Mexican food and beverages will be provided. Admission to this event is only
$25.00 per person.
Funds raised are used for
the SQACC to continue its
operation of providing programs and events for the
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American discounts business fares to Latin
discount tickets bought 14
America
or seven days in advance are
(AP): American Airlines
said Thursday it will reduce
business-class fares from
some U.S. cities to the Caribbean, México, and Latin
America.
American, the largest
U.S. carrier, said the lowestpriced fares require a 14day advance purchase.
All the fares require buying a round-trip ticket, and
nonrefundable. American
said it would not require a
minimum stay on any of the
fares, available on its web
site.
The Fort Worth-based airline said the fare on a round
trip between Dallas-Fort
Worth and Caracas, Venezuela, would cost $956. According to American’s Web
site, a similar ticket now
would start at about $1,050.
The reductions appeared to
be similar for business-class
seats bought seven or three
days in advance.
The fares don’t include
various taxes and fees of up
to $24—higher to some destinations—and seats are
limited, the airline said.
Cuba se convirtió en el 3er importador de
“mediano” producido intención —como la del
arroz de EEUU uno
en California.
jueves— que incluyeron una
Por ANDREA RODRIGUEZ
LA HABANA (AP): Pese
a
las
restricciones
estadounidenses
al
comercio con Cuba, la isla
se convirtió en el tercer país
importador de arroz
norteamericano luego de
México y Japón, indicaron
fuentes del sector.
La Habana compró este
año 100.000 toneladas del
grano norteamericano,
explicó Pedro Alvarez,
presidente de la empresa
Alimport, quien firmó el
jueves una carta de
intención para ampliar sus
relaciones
con
los
productores de la vecina
nación.
Según el ejecutivo, la
isla adquiere en total en el
exterior cada año unas
550.000 toneladas de arroz,
especialmente en Vietnam
y China.
Dwight Roberts, líder de
la
Asociación
de
Productores Arroceros de
Estados Unidos, la
contraparte
en
el
documento de intención
cubano, destacó que si sólo
se computa el arroz de
“grano largo”, la isla ocupa
el segundo lugar, pues Japón
consume exclusivamente
Breves
(Continued from Page 5)
concepción de que los
Clovis fueron los primeros.
La evidencia de lo que
pudo haber habido antes
sigue siendo escasa,
dispersa y controversial.
Los arqueólogos han
propuesto posibles rutas
alternativas
al
continente—por el Océano
Pacífico desde Asia o Australia, por el Atlántico
desde Europa o Dafrica—,
aunque la mayoría cree que
lo más probable es desde el
nordeste del Asia, quizás
por grupos que se
desplazaron a lo largo de
una costa helada en
pequeñas embarcaciones.
Investigadores
sudamericanos dicen haber
hallado numerosos sitios
de 10.000 a 15.000 años de
antig Juedad y sostienen
que los Clovis no pudieron
“Creo que si las
relaciones económicas
siguen por buen camino,
Cuba tiene la potencia de
importar más de 500.000
toneladas y llegar a primer
puesto”, indicó Roberts.
Según las cifras de
Alimport, desde el 2001,
cuando una enmienda del
congreso en Washington
eliminó a los productos comestibles de las sanciones,
la isla hizo compras por 955
millones de dólares.
Considerada
una
mercancía que no debe ser
usada como instrumento de
presión política, los
alimentos se venden, sin
embargo, bajo fuerte
condiciones como el pago
en contado.
Pese a ello al arroz se sumó
la adquisición de pollos,
huevos, frijoles y hasta
chicles.
Desde la apertura unas
3.500
compañías
contactaron con Alimport,
la única empresa cubana
comercializadora alimentos,
y 1.500 visitaron la isla,
comentó Alvarez.
Con la mayoría de las
delegaciones norteamericanas
se rubricaron convenios y en
algunos casos cartas de
cláusula con el expreso interés
de las partes por luchar contra
las sanciones estadounidenses
a la isla.
Calificados como “un
acondicionamiento” por
sectores
políticos
anticastristas en la Florida,
al menos una empresa, la
gigantesca distribuidora de
alimentos SYSCO anunció
que no operaría más con la
isla.
“Si SYSCO quiere venir
a Cuba tendrá las puertas
abiertas”, comentó Alvarez
tras indicar que la decisión
era “un problema interno”
de
la
empresa
norteamericana.
“Alimport
no
acostumbra a presionar a
nadie para que firme
acuerdos. Sería una falta de
lógica pensar que un amigo
norteamericano
que
representa a una gran
compañía o un miembro del
congreso se deje presionar
por un simple empresario”,
dijo Alvarez.
No se trata de política
sino de comercio, indicó
Alvarez, pues si no hubiera
restricciones contra La
Habana, esta tendría más
dinero para comprar a
Estados Unidos.
haber migrado hasta el
extremo del continente en
Tierra del Fuego, en el
extremo sur de Sudamérica,
tan pronto después que el
corredor libre de hielo se
desprendió del Asia hasta
Alaska.
La arqueóloga argentina
Laura Miotti coincide en
que los migrantes llegaron
probablemente del norte.
Pero ella y otros dicen que
no se han registrado
hallazgos similares a lo de
los Clovis en las partes de
Asia
de
la
que
supuestamente proceden, y
se preguntan por qué los
sitios en el norte de América
no parecen ser más antiguos
que los del sur del
continente.
La evidencia de los
primeros seres humanos en
las Américas, aunque
escasa, es fascinante.
Incluye, entre otras cosas:
-Una posible espátula
con manchas de sangre
que data de hace más de
34.000 años hallada en
Monte Verde, Chile.
-Posibles herramientas
de piedra encontradas en
Brasil con antig Juedad de
40.000 a 50.000 años.
-Un informe todavía no
publicado sobre restos
humanos de hace unos
28.000 años cerca de
Puebla, en el centro de
México.
Y lo que es más
elocuente es que una
mayoría de arqueólogos
está convencida de que un
segundo sitio en Monte
Verde data de por lo menos
14.000 años, unos 500
años antes de que se abriera
el puente terrestre desde el
Asia
unos
15.000
kilómetros al norte.
Pero las fechas siguen
siendo cuestionadas.
Octubre 13, 2004
Notice to Our
Readers:
La Prensa will be publishing, prior to the election on November 2, a
variety of editorials and
articles concerning election issues and the candidates. A Special Election Issue will be published on October 27,
2004. La Prensa stresses
the importance of these
issues and exercising an
individual’s right to vote.
Next Week: An article by Senior News Correspondent, Alan Abrams,
will appear in La Prensa
dealing with the East
Side Candidates’ Forum,
with photos by attorney
Arturo Quintero.
Gina of SNG Enterprises welcomes La Raza to its new
clothing stores in Toledo and Gibraltar Trade Center.
Smucker sells Brazilian operations to Cargill
ORVILLE, Ohio (Dow
Jones/AP): J.M. Smucker
Co. will record a pretax loss
of about $5.5 million, or 6
cents a share, in the second
quarter after selling its Brazilian operations.
In the second quarter a
year ago, the company
earned $32.1 million, or 64
cents a share.
A Thomson First Call
survey of analysts projects
second-quarter earnings of
$44.3 million, or 74 cents a
share.
In a press release Wednesday, the maker of Smucker’s
jelly and Jif peanut butter
said it sold its Brazilian operations, Smucker do Brasil
Ltda., to Cargill Inc. in support of its ongoing strategic
focus on North America.
Cargill is a privatelyowned international provider of food, agricultural
and risk management products and services.
Smucker said the sale will
generate cash proceeds of
about $8 million. The Bra-
zilian operations contributed about $11 million in
sales to fiscal 2004 results
while operating results were
not material. In fiscal 2004,
the company reported $1.4
billion in sales.
The results of Smucker
do Brasil will be accounted
for as a discontinued operation, and all prior periods
will be restated.
Smucker’s stock closed
at $44.61, up 10 cents in
trading Wednesday on the
New York Stock Exchange.
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Octubre 13, 2004
Registered Nurse
Looking for an experienced RN to work in pleasant outpatient behavioral health care facility working
primarily with children and youth. Must hold current
RN license in Ohio. BSN preferred, or AA or diploma
graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Two
years working in psychiatric nursing preferred. Duties include medication management and record
maintenance. Must be capable of performing First
Aid, CPR and CPI. Excellent benefits. Qualified
candidates, please submit resume with cover letter
and salary requirements by 10/20/04 to:
Harbor Behavioral Healthcare,
Attn: Human Resources (RN),
4334 Secor Rd.,
Toledo, OH 43623-4234,
or fax to 419-720-6103
or e-mail to [email protected].
All minorities encouraged to apply. EOE.
EMPLOYEE RESOURCES SPECIALIST
The Metroparks of the Toledo Area has an opening
for a part-time human resources/volunteer program
assistant. Fantastic work environment, benefits and
opportunities for personal development. $11.05 per
hour, 30 to 34 hours per week. Two-year college
degree in administrative support field or human resources with office administrative support experience
required. Candidate must be extremely accurate,
able to handle multiple projects, set priorities, communicate effectively and work as part of a team.
Excellent writing skills and experience with MS Word
necessary; HR experience a plus. Submit resume
and application to Administrative Office, Wildwood
Metropark, 5100 W. Central Ave., Monday through
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or visit
www.metroparkstoledo.com to review the position
description. EOE/AA
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT
Family House seeks executive director to direct
operations of emergency shelter for families. Responsibilities include financial management, grant
writing, public relations, fundraising and human resource management. Master’s degree in social
work, public administration, management or a related discipline plus five years human service management experience.
We have an excellent job opportunity for a Physical Therapy Assistant to assist in implementing a
physical therapy program for individuals with mental
retardation and/or developmental disabilities. Graduation from an accredited two year Physical Therapy
Assistant program as recognized by the Ohio Occupational and Physical Therapist Licensure Board.
One year experience preferred. We offer a salary of
$25,917 plus excellent health, dental and prescription benefits. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, M-F. No
weekends or holidays. Reply to:
Submit resume to:
Search Committee,
Family House,
669 Indiana Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio 43602
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43604. Telephone: (419) 213-3828.
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CORRECTIONS OFFICER
CCNO is accepting applications through October 21, 2004 for Corrections
Officer. Full time positions available with an excellent benefits package including
medical, dental and prescription drug. Current starting wage is $12.30 per hour and
increases to $13.72 after 1 year. Position requirements include: HS Diploma or
GED, 21 years of age or older, valid driver’s license, residency in Northwest Ohio
area serviced by CCNO as well as adjacent counties. Must successfully complete
psychological, physical and drug screen by CCNO approved professionals.
Applications may be obtained at CCNO offices at 03151 County Road 2425,
Stryker, Ohio 43557, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. seven days a
week. Applications must be received by 4:30 pm on October 21, 2004 in order to
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TOLEDO EDISON
JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN/
LINEWOMAN
An excellent opportunity exists in electric
utility line work in the greater Toledo, Ohio area.
Successful applicants must have at least five
years experience in installing and removing poles,
towers and structures, and installing and changing transformers, and installing and maintaining
underground cable. Hourly wage is $24.38 per
hour. Benefits include health and hospitalization, life insurance, company-funded pension,
and 401K with company match.
Other Qualifications:
• Must have successfully completed the Journeyman Lineman Apprenticeship program or the
equivalent.
• Must possess a valid Class A CDL operator’s
license.
• Must be willing to relocate to within 30-45
minutes response time to the reporting site;
relocation assistance available.
• Must be able to pass company-administered
test and complete a job skill demonstration.
Send your résumé to:
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No telephone calls please.
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PARALEGAL
Legal Aid of Western Ohio (LAWO), a non-profit
law firm that provides free high quality legal assistance in civil matters to eligible low-income individuals and groups, seeks a domestic violence paralegal
for its Defiance office. The paralegal will assist
attorneys and other staff members in the development and litigation of cases involving victims of
domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking, and
may also handle their own caseload in administrative
matters. Applicants must demonstrate excellent
communication, legal research, outreach, writing,
and investigation skills; ability to relate well with lowincome clients; computer proficiency; and a commitment to legal services to the poor. Fluency in
Spanish is strongly preferred. Previous paralegal
and legal services experience, immigration law experience, and experience working with domestic violence victims is preferred. Salary DOE. Excellent
benefits. Send cover letter and resume as soon as
possible to:
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c/o Recruitment Coordinator
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520 Madison Ave. Ste. 640
Toledo, OH 43604
e-mail: [email protected]
Equal access to LAWO offices is available. Those
applicants requiring accommodation to the interview/
application process should contact the Administrator
at the address listed above. Equal Opportunity
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ATTORNEY
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Legal Aid of Western Ohio (LAWO), a non-profit
law firm that provides free legal assistance to lowincome persons, seeks a Domestic Violence Staff
Attorney for its Defiance office. Membership in Ohio
Bar or ability to be admitted by motion or temporary
certification required. Previous experience in legal
services, work with community groups, and work
with victims of domestic violence, sexual assault,
and stalking preferred. Excellent legal and communication skills; ability to relate well with low-income
clients; computer proficiency; and commitment to
legal services to the poor required. Fluency in
Spanish and immigration law experience preferred.
Salary depends on experience. Excellent fringe
benefits. Send cover letter and resume as soon as
possible to:
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520 Madison Ave. Ste. 640
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e-mail: [email protected]
Those applicants requiring accommodation to
the interview/application process should contact the
Office Manager at the address listed above. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
HOMEMAKERS
Would you like to work the hours your children are in school?
Children’s Wonderland at the Lucas County Recreation Center is looking for a few good seasonal
helpers needed in the creative set-up and operation
of this holiday extravaganza. Cashier experience is
a plus.
Applications can be completed between 8:00
A.M. and 4:00 P.M. at the:
Lucas County Recreation Center
2901 Key Street
Maumee, Ohio 43537
HOURS TO FIT YOUR SCHEDULE
The Board of Lucas County Commissioners is
an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national
origin, age, gender, religion, or disability.
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Social Work
PSYCHOSOCIAL
REHABILITATION
Social Work
CASE
MANAGER
STATISTICS
CLERK
Unison seeks to fill
a full-time position in
the Aim High Clubhouse, a psychosocial
rehabilitation program
designed to empower
adults with serious
mental illness to attain
and maintain their highest level of functioning.
Position requires an outgoing, flexible creative
thinker who can develop
positive working relationships with clients
and staff. Position
teaches independent
living, vocational, and
socialization skills, and
f a c i l i t a t e s
psychoeducational
groups. Strong organizational skills and prior
experience with adults
with mental illness is
required. A Bachelor’s
degree in social work,
psychology or a related
field, and Ohio license
are preferred. Please
send resume with cover
letter to:
Unison is seeking
Case Managers to provide community support services to adults
with serious mental illness. Responsibilities
will include providing
assistance with the social, vocational, economic, and environmental needs of assigned clients and assisting in their ability to
live in the community.
Valid driver’s license
required. Ohio counselor or social worker license and experience
preferred. Consideration will be given to
candidates with fouryear degrees in fields
related to social work.
Excellent salary and
benefits package. Send
or fax resume with cover
letter to:
College Access
Programs
(Upward Bound &
Educational Talent
Search)
Human Resources-AH
1425 Starr Avenue
Toledo, OH 43605
Fax 419 693-0768
Email:
[email protected]
EOE
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
RENT BASED
ON INCOME
We are opening our
1 bedroom Waiting List
at
OAKWOOD
GARDENS
6844 Oakfield Drive
at 8 a.m. on Friday
October 1, 2004
APPLY SOON
The 1 bedroom
Waiting List
Will close at 5 pm on
Thursday
October 28, 2004
Please cal for an
application.
(419) 866-5719
or pick one up.
FREE INCOME TAX
PREPARATION CLASSES
Free classes beginning soon!
Only cost is the class book.
Call for further details at 313-554-0060
and ask for Brenda Valdez or
Ivonne Hernández.
Location of classes: 4454 W. Vernor
Hwy, Detroit MI 48209
Octubre 13, 2004
Must meet income
Guidelines & eligibility
Requirements
Human Resources CSP
1425 Starr Avenue
Toledo, OH 43605
Fax 419.693.0768
Email:
[email protected]
EOE
Social Work
CD Counselor I
Unison is seeking
individual to provide
chemical dependency
treatment and case management to adults with
serious and persistent
mental illness and chemical dependency on a fulltime basis. Valid driver’s
license, LCDCI or LCDCII
is required. LSW or PC
is preferred. Send or fax
resume with cover letter
to:
Human Resources CDCI
1425 Starr Avenue
Toledo, OH 43605
Fax 419.693.0768
Email:
[email protected]
EOE
SALESPERSON
WANTED
AGGRESSIVE
SALES REPRESENTATIVE with command of Spanish/
English languages.
Apply in person at
Rent-A-Center,
S. Byrne & Glendale
store, Toledo.
Necesito muchachas de limpieza para familias
en zona residencial. Preferible con experiencia.
El horario es flexible. Llamar al (419) 902-6954
Ten-Month, FullTime (September
through June). Monday through Friday,
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(3
days/Upward
Bound—BGSU & 2
days/Educational Talent Search—Toledo).
Under the general supervision of two administrative supervisors
(Upward Bound Program and Educational
Talent Search Program). Individual is responsible for database
management
of
program(s) participant
files. The statistical information collected will
be used to support
monthly departmental
time and effort documentation, U.S. Department of Education
annual performance reports and grant proposals.
Minimum Qualifications: Ability to calculate fractions, decimals and percentages
and to read and write
common vocabulary
plus: 20 hours training
in operation of calculator and adding machine
(or 1 week experience);
or equivalent.
To apply for this
position an employment application must
be completed and
turned in to the office
of Human Resources,
100 College Park Office Bldg. (search C91-Re), BGSU, Bowling Green, OH 43402,
by 1:00 p.m. Friday,
October 22, 2004.
(http://www.bgsu.edu/
offices/ohr) BGSU is
an AA/EO educator/
employer.
Public Relations
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR OF
EXTERNAL
ARRAIRS
Alumni Affairs
Bowling Green State
University
Responsible for
class reunion and
h o m e c o m i n g
fundraising programs,
alumni communication
(writing and editing for
all alumni publications),
assisting alumni chapter and society programs, providing staff
support to the associations affinity programs
and assisting with the
Best of BG programs.
Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree required; 2 yrs. of
successful writing and
editing exp. working for
a large organization; 2
yrs. of professional
marketing related exp;
higher
education
fundraising exp. a plus;
design exp. a plus.
Administrative grade
level 13, salary is commensurate with education and experience.
Full benefits package
available.
To apply: submit
letter of application,
résumé, and names/
addresses/telephone
numbers of 3 professional references postmarked by October 29,
2004, to: Ofc. of Human
Resources,
(Search V-117), 100
College Park Ofc.
Bldg., Bowling Green
State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403.
Ph: (419 372-8421.
(http://www.bgsu.edu/
offices/ohr) BGSU is
an AA/EO educator/
employer.
PLACE YOUR AD IN
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419.870.6565, 440.320.8221
Need
Landscaping?
Call Roy at
419-244-2135 or
419-654-1249
Northgate Apts.
A 55 & OLDER
Community for persons
on fixed income.
Social Events, Heat,
Water, Appliances,
Drapes, Carpeting
included.
Call Debbie:
(419) 729-7118
Mon-Fri. 9-4:30 for
details.
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE
Mexican Restaurant &
Cantina
Southeast Toledo
area
PRICE REDUCED
Call FNBC
567-224-1641
CARPINTEROS
Necesitamos
trabajadores con 5
años de experiencia o
más para construcción
de apartamientos en
Detroit. Llame Gordon
o Dan a 248.855.3500.
Octubre 13, 2004
Catering Support, to work on call, weekdays,
as needed. Requires excellent interpersonal skills
and minimum of 1year food service experience,
preferably both front and back of house. Will assist
as needed with all aspects of catered events.
To apply, e-mail letter outlining previous experience to [email protected] or mail to:
Human Resources,
Toledo Museum of Art,
PO Box 1013,
Toledo, OH 43697. EOE
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Database Coordinator
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
WGTE Public Broadcasting seeks a full-time TV
Traffic Coordinator to maintain a computerized video
media library, create daily recording schedules and
assist with logging TV break elements. The ability to
handle multiple projects and attention to detail are
essential. Requirements include computer skills; a
bachelor’s degree is preferred. Knowledge of public
television broadcasting is a plus. A fantastic entrylevel opportunity for someone looking to start a career
in broadcasting. Send your cover letter and résumé
to: Human Resources, P.O. Box 30, Toledo, OH
43614. EOE/AA/ADA
Family House seeks executive director to direct
operations of emergency shelter for families. Responsibilities include financial management, grant
writing, public relations, fundraising and human resource management. Master’s degree in social work,
public administration, management or a related discipline plus five years human service management
experience.
Submit resume to: Search Committee, Family
House, 669 Indiana Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43602
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DAY OF THE DEAD CELEBRATION
Día De Los Muertos
Join Us/Acompañanos:
Trinity Epsicopal Church,10/15 from 5-7:30PM
Adams & Summit Streets, Toledo OH
• Childrens’ actvities/Actividades para niños
• Door Prizes/Premios • Comida • Música
This is a very important feast in the life of Latinos, especially those of
Mexican heritage. It is born out of the popular Christian religious traditions
and it reveals the role that death plays in life and life plays in death.
Featuring the Offering Altar to our loved ones who have died.
Bring pictures and other mementos of your family members that are
deceased to place on the altar on Wednesday, October 27 at 3:00 PM.
WHERE: 6th FLOOR HALLWAY — THE CATHOLIC CENTER
WHEN: Wednesday, October 27 thru Friday, October 29, 2004
On Friday, October 29, we will be sharing the favorite meals of our deceased loved ones
from: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM - Office of Hispanic Ministry—6th Floor.
Gratis!
COME JOIN US!
For more details, call María Berríos: Office of Hispanic Ministry, 216-696-6525, ext. 2530.
Un Centro Completo Para La Salud De los Pies
• Inflamación del Pie
• Juanetes
• Dedos en martillo o
en garra
• Espolón óseo
• Uñas Encarnadas
• Callos
• Verrugas del Pie
Robert T. Portnow, D.P.M.
¡Aparatos Ortopedicos para Pies Saludables y una Mejor Vida Garantizado!
Tendón
suelto
Hueso
reubicado
Hueso
removido
Un
juanete
es un
chichón
del hueso
~ El Especialista De Los Pies ~
CLEVELAND WEST
SHAKER HTS.
LYNDHURST
65th & Detroit
3691 Lee Rd.
5637 Mayfield Rd.
216-491-9902
216-491-9902
440-461-5900
Octubre 13, 2004
• DJ Music by: La Chula
• Food donated by El Camino
Real Restaurant
• Time: Oct. 15, 5:00-7:30PM
• Speaker: Max Rodas
• Call 419-255-1115, ext. 120

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