Academy of Performing Arts dances through five forms in Hubbard
Miss Kathy Misciskia leads the Academy of Performing Arts on West Liberty and Main Streets Hubbard offering classical ballet tap jazz acrobatics baton twirling and a combined tap ballet for ages three to seven. The studio trains 170 students from age two and conducts annual dances and a July competition in Buffalo where 15 students earned trophies.
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Academy of Performing Arts
Kathy Misciskia
Misciskia
Rockwood Street
Liberty Township
Judy Conti
New York
Farnsworth
Ballet
Academy
Stambaugh Auditorium
Buffalo
Paula Begent
Wendy Jones
Cheryl Kapturasky
Wendy
Youngstown State University
West Liberty
Main Streets
Kathy Misciskin
Liberty
Bible School Opens August 14 At First United Methodist
Hubbard Vacation Bible School runs August 14 to 18 at First United Methodist Church from 9 to 11 45 a m. Registration is 1 per family for ages 3 through entering 6th grade. The life of Christ will be taught with birth boyhood miracles crucifixion and resurrection under the theme I Am the Vine Ye are the Branches with each child aiming to bear fruit.
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Christ
Picnic Planned for August 15 by Hubbard Hubbard K of C Ladies
The Hubbard K of C ladies held a July 18 meeting with hostesses Ann Bartone Kay DeMatteo and Kay West. Prizes were awarded to Ann Pompili Mary J Skruck and Ann Wittenauer. Plans were set for the annual picnic August 15 at 6 pm in the club rooms with guests to bring table service and a casserole. wives of new members invited to attend the installation of new officers.
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Hubbard
Rebecca Larson Wins Adrian College Scholarship
Rebecca Sam Larson of 2662 Bell Wick Rd wins the Adrian College Institutional Award a $2,000 first year scholarship renewed annually based on academic standing activities and financial need. A 1978 Hubbard High grad she made honor roll four years and held multiple offices and roles in clubs and student government. She plans to study business administration this fall as daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert T Larson.
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Rebecca
Sam" Larson
Bell Wick Rd
Adrian College
Hubbard High School
Hubbard High
Miss Larson
Bard
Quill and Scroll
Robert T. Larson
Sadaka to headline Canfield Fair entertainment lineup
Nationally known singer Neil Sadaka headlines two Sunday shows at Canfield Fair with Tanglefoot as co bill on August 31 to Labor Day weekend. Shows at 6 30 and 9 00, with Lettermen closing Labor Day at 6 30 assisted by The Signs and Tanglefoot. Includes harness racing Thursday and Friday evenings and a 9 show thrill act by Jack Kochmans Hell Drivers Death Riders.
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Canfield
Neil Sadaka
Canfield Fair
Sadaka
Colorado
Fair Board
Lettermen
Signs
Tanglefoot
J Y Matson
Jack Kochman
Bob Hope
Cheerleading Clinic Attracts Area Girls At Girard High
Girard High students sponsored a three day cheer clinic drawing about 75 participants aged eight to 13. Sessions ran 10 to noon with registration on day one. A $3 fee funded a future camp stay and new uniforms. Varsity led drills while JV and freshmen assisted with refreshments. Each varsity member mentored a group of eight.
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Girard High
Girard
Sue Ellen Davis
Dynamites
Pink Panthers
Banana Bunch
Sparklers
The
All Stars
Squaws
Braves
Sexy Squaws
Spirit Movers
Jackie Bereyo
Jay Paciero
Toni Majorana
Maribeth Slovasky
Tammy Stringer
McGuffey Week plans announced in Youngstown
The W H McGuffey Historical Society reveals an Antique Show and Sale at the Calvin Center on Mahoning Ave to open McGuffey Week. The event September 16 and 17 features a McGuffey Memorabilia display and honors editor William Holmes McGuffey whose readers are today collectors items. The week includes an awards dinner on McGuffey birthday with prizes for essay contest participants.
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Youngstown
W.H. McGuffey
McGuffey
Brookfield police pilot crime prevention program begins
Brookfield Chief Ernest Cook and the Brookfield Township Police Department launch a crime prevention program. The effort aims to engage residents with safety tips, neighborhood watch guidance, and community outreach to reduce crime and increase awareness.
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Brookfield Township
Ernest Cook
Norma Pinnanelli
Police Department
Dina Novak
Brookfield
Fifth Wheel Class Plans Annual Picnic and Family Night
Hubbard August 15 6 p m Fifth Wheel will hold its annual picnic and Family Night at Harding Park. Attendees should bring a covered dish rolls optional and a wrapped gift for games Meat beverage and dessert provided by officers Entertainment by Dorothy Timblin Grace Waite Velva Trail and Irene Halls. Also details on Neighborhood Watch program to deter burglaries with engravers at police station for owner identification and crime prevention brochures at Brookfield police station Queen of the Market notes women do 85 percent of grocery shopping spending $26.70 over 28 minutes while men spend $17.52 in 21 minutes.
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Hubbard
First United Methodist Church
Harding Park
Dorothy Timblin
Grace Waite
Velva Trail
Irene Halls
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
U.S. Department of Justice
Brookfield
National Sheriff’s Association
Ohio
Chief Cook
Cook
Queen OF the Market
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Karla Leonard
Kelly Palmer
Jill Thomas
Andrea Pizzulo
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Monica Biamonte
Sheri Blackstone
Shari Wimer
Bernard M. Baruch
Elbert Hubbard
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