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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1990

Page

9

Early Packards return to Warren for display on July 22

About 40 Packard automobiles from across the United States and Canada will be shown in Warren as part of Walk on Millionaire's Row and Celebration on the Square. Highlights include Packard No. 1 from 1899 and the 1903 Model F loaned from Lehigh University. The event features photos, previews of the new Packard Museum, slide shows, carriage rides, and a post office cachet cover.

Warren Packard States Canada Millionaire’s Row Ted Hirt Packard Museum Association First Presbyterian Church Kinsman House Mahoning Avenue Warren’s Courthouse Square Lehigh University Hirt Packard Electric Division Terry Martin Packard Automobile Club Packards International Packard Car

Ursuline junior earns multiple honors for academic achievement

Melissa Squibbs, Ursuline High School junior, received repeat Who's Who Among American High School Students honors. She was chosen as a National Young Leaders Conference scholar representing Ohio and will attend a fall Washington event. She also earned a place in SCOPE at Youngstown State University and will pursue the National Youth Award.

Hubbard Melissa Squibbs Ursuline High School Who’s Who Who Congressional Youth Leadership Council Washington D.C Melissa Ohio S.C.O.P.E Youngstown State University

Elbel Named to Baldwin Wallace Dean's List

Kimberly Elbel of 2585 Seifert Lewis Road earned a place on the Baldwin Wallace College spring quarter dean's list, highlighting strong academic performance.

Elbel Dean Hubbard Kimberly Elbel Seifert-Lewis Rd Baldwin-Wallace College

Program receives state grant for community drug awareness

Woman-to-Woman, a program of The Alcoholic Clinic of Youngstown and The Junior League of Youngstown, was awarded a 33444 one year grant by The Ohio of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services. The grant funds a community awareness and education campaign for prevention of drug abuse. Woman-to-Woman offers alcoholism and drug treatment services to residents in Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana counties.

Youngstown Alcoholic Clinic of Junior League of

WRCS Plans Annual Cardiac Rehab Picnic

Western Reserve Care System will hold its annual picnic for cardiac rehabilitation participants on Wednesday July 25 at 5 p.m. at Liberty Memorial Park in Girard. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own place setting. Reservations by July 20 at 740-3136 or 740-3680.

Youngstown

Playhouse selects guest director YOUNGSTOWN

Cher Stock, an adjunct lecturer from Hunter College, has been chosen as the first of seven 1990-91 guest directors at Youngstown Playhouse. Auditions for The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas will be held July 22 and 23 for a Sept. 6 production, with 13 men and 14 women required.

Youngstown Cher Jennifer Stock Hunter College New York City Youngstown Playhouse Playhouse Board Texas Larry L. King Peter Masterson Carol Hall John Simsic The Playhouse Stock New York Beloit Wisc William Windom American Festival Theatre Scotland Edinburgh Festival London Joses Tucker Shakespeareorkshop Playmakers Network For Women Berea College Repertory Theatre Festival New York Lyric Opera Riverside Theatre Workshop the Cortland Repertory Theatre William Smith College Eastern Washington University CUNY Stella Adler Michael Shurtleff Arthur Cantor Alvin Ailey Kristin Linklater

Dairy Queen marks 50 years of evolving treats and growth

Dairy Queen celebrates its 50th birthday while continuing to evolve from its Joliet 1940 store origins. The chain began with J. F. McCullough and son developing soft ice cream served from freezers and tested in Kankakee. Now with over 5,000 units across the US, Canada and 14 other countries, it introduces new items like flavored nonfat yogurt and waffle cone sundaes as Mahoning Valley outlets number 45 plus.

International Dairy Queen Inc J.F. McCullough Alex Green River Ill Devel McCullough Sherr Noble Kankakee Noble McCulloughs Dairy Queen Joliet Sherri Noble Dairy Queen System United States Canada Mahoning Valley Joliet Ill J. F. McCullough

Lariccia completes encampment at Lackland AFB Texas

Cadet John E. Lariccia of Notre Dame completes a four week ROTC field training encampment at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. The program trains cadets on jet aircraft career paths human relations and equal opportunity while emphasizing fitness survival and air power concepts. He is the son of Andrea Neri Hubbard and a 1988 Cardinal Mooney High School graduate.

University of Notre Dame Ind Lariccia Andrea Neri John White Road Hubbard Cardinal Mooney High School

Garden Quest Club Plans Visit to Inglis Greenhouse

Garden Quest Club members will visit Inglis Greenhouse on July. They are to meet at 9 15 a m in the parking lot of the First United Methodist Church for departure.

Hubbard Garden Quest Club Inglis Greenhouse First United Methodist Church

Olde Car Club Plans Show on August 12

The Mahoning Valley Olde Car Club will hold its 12th annual car show Sunday August 12 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Austintown Middle School 5800 Mahoning Ave.

Olde Car Club Youngstown Mahoning Valley Olde Car Club Austintown Middle School Mahoning Ave

Pizza Works Opens Newest Restaurant on Market Street

Pizza Works opens its latest outlet at 4161 Market Street in Boardman offering a lunch buffet and fast drive through. The Market Street site seats 80 and serves pizza by the slice, sandwiches, calzones, and assorted salads with future pasta offerings. Other Pizza Works locations include Hubbard Howland and Girard.

Boardman Pizza Works Market Street Dave Bailey Hubbard, Howland and Girard

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