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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1990
Page
2
The Hubbard News cautions that summer freedom tempts kids to take risks on bikes skateboards and in play. It urges drivers joggers and walkers to be extra cautious defensive driving and seat belt use to prevent injuries from sudden stops and unpredictable child dart outs.
A twenty six year study from Harvard and McGill shows fathers influence the adults their children become shaping development through love care and moral character. The piece notes fatherhood often ranks low in priorities and celebrates dads on Father’s Day.
Reed Middle School celebrated Special People Day on May 23 with a luncheon planned by students to honor relatives friends and teachers. Activities included budgeting shopping budgeting meals and transforming the economics room into a banquet hall while preparing salads vegetables dip sloppy joes and punch with PTA funds supporting bi weekly cooking sessions.
YOUNGSTOWN Three Hubbard residents were honored at the Youngstown State University Faculty and Administrative awards dinner. Henry Garono received a Distinguished Service award while Dr. Gary F. Fry and Dr. Mary B. Loud were recognized for 20 years of service.
Resident thanks Hubbard mayor for courage at a meeting with Vice President Quayle. He notes the event was political in tone but believes the mayors aimed to press local needs and praises Lauline for representing the community.
The editor thanks the Hubbard community for backing the Hubbard Publications Department in 1990, noting enough funds to send 11 students to Denison University for a week of yearbook construction training. Students learn from Josetens representatives and award winning professors, gaining valuable skills while the program seeks more computers and revenue through ads and sales.
The Harding Park summer concert series begins Sunday June 17 and runs weekly 6:30 to 8 p.m. through August 26 with 12 performances. Presented by Cortland Banks and Patton's Sparkle Market via Music Performance Trust Fund, the schedule features the Ambassadors, Angelo LaCivita Orchestra, Jim Frank Combo, Blue Grass Buckeyes, Emmy Williams Orchestra, Al Hreno Orchestra, Bill Basilone Combo, Carmen Mico Orchestra, Mickey Bisilia & Friends, Rocky Churchiglia Combo, Bob Furney Orchestra, and Youngstown Symphonic Band conducted by Paul Rossi.
A dated birthday roll lists individuals with birthdays from June 17 to June 23. Names include June Huff Richard Lehn Thomas Lehn Kenneth Yoh man Jimmy Ludwick Larry Jugenheimer Sharon Pesta Joseph Yablonovsky Robin Savisky Patricia Storm Paula McCabe Carol Whalen Jim Maughan Susan Buchanan Gloria Wetzl Donald Hetrick Kenny Koby Donald Holt Jack Jones Patricia McGinnis Elaine Vargo William Davis Maxine Phillips Vicki Davis Gary Brown Sam Robinson Sam Neri Vince Sassone Sandra MacTavish Cindy Walp Joyce Alexander Gail Scutillo Forest Hall Richard Peake Marshall Hall Arthur Speere Steve Davis Mark Balchalk Thomas Raseta Eugene Robbins Janice Wolfe Richard Cox Timmy Black Tom Gleydurn Eddie Jones Jeannine Grombacher Charles Robb Harry H McFall June Callison Mike Miligi Barbara Sauline Ernest DePasquale Paul Cummings Delbert Wittenauer Judy Roskie Walter Peplowski Kathy Horvath Peter Stephen Budno Elizabeth Burke Sue Fox Byron McGhee Andrew Maxwell Lucy Holmes Paula Sarisky Christine Keaveny Danny Felah Nancy Allan Mac McGhee.
Hubbard High School principal Richard Bucheni announces that articles found in the last and found department will be held until June 29. After that date, clothing and related items including tennis shoes socks gym clothes coats jackets purses and gym bags will be donated to Goodwill Industries.
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