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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1990
Page
7
In a lighthearted tour of truck stops on routes 14 and 7 and Hubbard, the author and companions sample hearty meals at each stop. Milky coffee and pie lead to a playful country verse about love gone wrong, a guitar, a dog, and a plan to turn the experience into a song.
Summer Stock 90 opens June 22 at 8 p m in Kent State University Trumbull Campus with Master Harold and the Boys by Athol Fugard directed by Tammy Sibley. Cast includes Ivan Battee, Keith Cobban, James Rollison. tickets $7 adults, $5 50 seniors students, $4 children under 12. Reservations at 847-8700.
Hubbard High School reports the Octagon Club elected officers for 1990 91 Shelly Edwards is president Heidi Will vice president Martin Murphy secretary Sharon Schroder treasurer Lina Park historian and Marianne Luther public relations Sponsored by Hubbard Optimist Club led by Michael Pierce The group plans pep rallies dances and a Hubbard community recycling program
The note recalls Mae West born and raised in Brooklyn not buried there, with a Brooklyn cenotaph bearing the line Come up and see me sometime. The line evokes her iconic stage persona and ties to her hometown.
Colorful, well drawn characters spring from Steel Magnolias at the Youngstown Playhouse set in Travy s beauty shop Louisiana. The six women led by Clairee M L yn Shelby and Ouiser deliver witty squabbles and tender melodrama in a deftly staged Broadway style production directed by Bentley Lenhoff. Cast details praise Anne Finnerty James Kathy Lynn Prosser Lynn Nelson Rafferty Gloria Katula and Dawn Christian Maxey for vibrant performances. The show runs through June 17 with tickets at 788 8739.
Surveys show two thirds of women have changed their hair color and the average woman considers such a change for nine months before making the first change.
Mrs. Rosemarie McGuire of St Elizabeth Hospital seeks volunteers to read stories in the pediatrics waiting area for children ages two through six. Initial sessions will be Wednesdays 1 to 2 pm with expansion hoped. volunteers contact David Games at 746-2255 ext 3375. Donated books may be brought to the hospital volunteer office. The Boston News Letter began April 24 1704 as the first American newspaper printed regularly.
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