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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1981
Page
8
Lori Wiesen, daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Wiesen of Hermitage, won the talent queen title with the highest talent score among contestants aged 3 to 18. A St Joseph School second grader, she will travel to Washington DC in July for the Little Miss and Teen Miss United States National Competition.
Lorie Popovich, 13, won the Universal Model title at the Grand National Universal Beauty and Talent Queen Pageant held in North Canton over May 24 and 25. Competitors from HUBBARD-Lorie Popovich and other participants competed for the crown.
Warren juvenile court reports show 325 delinquency complaints filed in March and April, up from 194 in 1980, a 68 percent rise. Unruly citations rose to 210 from 178, an 18 percent increase, with detention records hitting a March high of 93 youths and April totaling 80, straining Rehabilitation and Detention wing.
HUBBARD The aluminum recycling program started at St Patrick School last fall has been successful enough to run through the summer. Led by Tom Hudak and Ed Pomponio, it funds student activities and programs. Volunteers are sought. interested people should call the school or contact Tom or Ed.
The Grace Lutheran Church Women held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in Hubbard with an American Indian Navajo motif. Seventy-nine attendees enjoyed decorations and program items reflecting the Navajo mission area of the American Lutheran Church while Sophia Kroner was honored for her service as committee chair.
Warren councilman at large James McIntee pleaded no contest to three counts of attempted theft in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. He was fined $1000 and placed on three years probation after prosecutors noted he paid back nearly $20,000 to police holders in Hubbard. Authorities say he sold policies and kept premiums for personal use. Restitution totals cited ranged from $972 to under $3,000, with several claims involved.
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