Additions to Hubbard Library shelves list new holdings
Hubbard Public Library adds numerous items across adult fiction non fiction and children's room nonfiction and video categories. Notable entries include Corsican Honor by Hef fer nan Decked by Clark Dragonfly In Amber by Gabaldon and Silent titles in adult non fiction such as The New Portable MBA in Finance and Accounting and The Gulf War.
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Hubbard Public Library
William Heffernan
Carol Higgins Clark
Henry Denker
Diana Gabaldon
Faye Kellerman
Daniel Woodrell
Elmore Leonard
Fred Hiatt
Stella Landry
Robin McCorquodale
Sandra Brown
Patricia Daniels Cornwell
Rita Mae Brown
Robert Barnard
John Abbott
Fran Dorf
Karen Robards
Barbara Michaels
All Thumbs
Robert W. Wood
America
Karin Knight
Center Court
Tracy Austin
Gerald Astor
Donald Spoto
Greg Roy
Jacques Pepin
Mary Gilliatt
Diana
Colin Campbell
Susan A. MacManus
Gary Blake
Jesse Kornbluth
Cynthia Heimel
McGraw-Hill Guide
Stephen C. Harper
New Pay
R. Schuster
Rocks & Minerals
Chris Pellant
Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts
Lynn S. Baker
David Alderton
Ira Fla‘ow
Dan Kiedrowski
Ruth Mizik
Willie Tucciarone
Lydia Temeshok
Edward Radzinskii
Children’s Room
Hana Machotka
Jim Arnosky
Steve Parker
Paul P. Sipiera
John King
Jill Krementz
Paul Showers
Middle East
John Pimlott
Tony Hare
Damaine Vanada
Pluto
Cardiovascular Update 1992 Symposium Planned
A two day cardiovascular symposium sponsored by the American Heart Association and Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine will be held Sept 11 and 12 at the Avalon Inn. The event features nine guest faculty from nine states with sessions on new therapy options for smoking dependence hypertension treatment and cardiac rehabilitation. Sept 11 starts with 7 to 8 a.m. registration and ends at 6 p.m. a reception. Sept 12 runs 8 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Professional credit is offered. For information call 788 1870 or 800 466 5550.
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Avalon Inn
American Heart Association
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
United States
Gordon Blackburn
Kim A. Eagle
Carlos M. Ferrario
Stuart Fine
Elbert Glover
Deborah Hague
R.N
David E. Haines
M.D
Philip E. Hill
Alan P. Miller
William Rogers
John Strong
Paul D. Thompson
Barry F. Uretsky
Chatrchai Watanakunakora
Gregory Mazanek
Barbara Noble
Chris Abraham
William H. Bunn
David N. Fredericka
Linda Friess
Keith H. Kuppler
Sheila Leach
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C.C.R.N
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Kathy Machingo
Lois Miller
Donna Morse
Cheryl Proctor
Joseph Simko
Fran Wherthey
Workshop on Special Needs Childs Early Years
The Early Years of the Special Needs Child workshop for families and professionals runs September 10 and 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Howland. Topics include dealing with emotions medical assistance parent professional relationships IFSP and planning for the future. To register call SNIC at 545-2837. sponsored by the Trumbull County Early Intervention Project Local Collaborative Group.
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Wilson class of 1942 plans reunion
Youngstown Woodrow Wilson High School class of June 1942 will hold its 50th year reunion on Nov 13. Former classmates not contacted yet or with whereabouts are asked to contact Bill Gresko at 799-8871 Irene Kraynak Sinkovich at 782rey or Michael Tkach at 788-
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Pool hours set for Hubbard fall schedule
Hubbard announces fall pool hours starting Monday Aug 31 with open swim weekdays 7 to 8 am for adults, 7 to 8 30 pm Tue through Fri, weekend times 1 to 3 30 pm Sunday 2 to 5 30 pm. Swimnastics Monday and Wednesday 8 30 to 9 30 pm and adult lessons Tue and Thu 8 30 to 9 30 pm.
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Hubbard Community Pool
Groundbreaking held for office complex in Youngstown
A ground breaking Aug 27 on the Northside Medical Center campus marks the start of a four story Medical Education and Physician Office Complex. The $4.6 million project, funded by Western Reserve Care System and NE Ohio WRCS, will serve regional health care education with a 250 seat lecture hall and modern teaching facilities, slated for late 1994 completion. Participants included WRCS President John Stone Dr Robert Blacklew Northeast Ohio Universities College of Medicine, architects Hanahan Strolle and Associates, and contractor Mike Coates Construction.
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Western Rserve Care System
John Stone
Robert Blacklew
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Hanahan Strolle and Associates
Mike Coates Construction Company
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