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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
3
A coalition of Trumbull County educators led by Dr. Roger Howe and Loren Briggs advances a joint plan for two state local vocational centers to train youth and retrain adults. The effort aims to reduce dropouts and meet industrial labor needs with 20 districts showing interest.
A state chart shows 75.3 percent in college prep or general studies, 18 percent in clerical and office vocations, 3.1 percent in vocational trade, 2.5 percent in vocational agriculture, and 1.1 percent in distributive education. In Trumbull County these patterns hold, while labor data show half of county employment in manufacturing during September 1963. School leaders across 20 districts seek to align high school programs with student needs.
A 1960 U S Census study shows 58.2 percent of Ohioans lack four years of high school while only 6.9 percent have four plus years of college. Trumbull County educators run two programs to rehabilitate dropouts and prevent future ones through the Vienna school plan funded by federal support.
Trumbull County's employment chart mirrors national data with 75.3 percent college prep courses, 42.2 percent craftsmen and technicians, 7.6 percent professional work, and shifts away from agriculture. Educators push stronger vocational programs and an area vocational center for retraining youth and adults.
Mary Jane Vaupel of Fowler won the role of City Party Leader at the 18th Annual Buckeye Girls State session at Capital University. She joins 1250 peers from Stebbins County in the Nationalist Party, with 12,714 girls total participating as the 1964 program wraps up.
The Vienna Little League opened the 1964 season with two dugouts for Mathews School field funded by Morris Lumber Co. and Vienna Lumber Co. The Vienna Athletic Club runs the Little and Pony League programs. The Little League teams are the Nats, A’s, Sox, and Bucs sponsored by local organizations. The Pony League teams play in Howland and a club fundraising program supports the teams.
The Estates Garden Club meets at Central Christian Church at 8 p.m. Monday June 29 for a flower arranging demonstration led by Mrs. Dale Williams. Hostesses are Mrs. Harold DeRaud and Mrs. Ralph Harvey.
Fowler Vienna schools will cut lunches and driver education in September after levies failed. If November levies fail, music and athletic programs may end from January 1 1965. Summer driver ed offered at pupil expense. Building use charges rise. bank loan renewed with additional borrowing planned. New hires include Gail Morgan and Joseph Commarata for 1964-65.
Marine Private Charles J. Fitzsimons son of Mrs. Ann Fitzsimons of Hubbard Ohio finished four weeks of individual combat training on May 24 at the First Infantry Training Regiment Camp Lejeune North Carolina Marines learn tactical skills with a focus on small unit tactics including a four man fire team and a 14 man squad.
The Brookfield Saddle Club will host its 17th Annual Horse Show at the Brookfield Saddle Club Grounds on Bedford Road Sunday July 5 at 10 30 am. Judge Dr D H Bachtel Canton Ohio and announcer Seth Gaugh Sharon Pennsylvania. Ray Mauck is president with a large volunteer group and many classes including halter and performance events. Admission is free and proceeds benefit the Brookfield Grange Community Hall.
Lou Bruno, a Hubbard volunteer firefighter, suffered second degree burns to his neck and arms last Tuesday night during a practice drill along Route 304 in Hubbard Township. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire after Bruno became trapped.
Akin Saner, new American Field Service exchange student from Turkey, will attend Brookfield High School as a senior next fall. He will live with the Benjamin Bruce McMullin family on Sharon Warren Rd, becoming Brookfield Township’s second AFS student after Ricardo Marco of Argentina. Akin, born August 13 1947 in Mudanya Turkey, is Turkish and Muslim, with a large family including father Mustafa Saner and mother Memnune Saner. He enjoys philosophy, literature, theater, and art and plans to study at a technical university to become a chemist or diplomat. He aims to improve his English and share Turkey with his American hosts. He will arrive and be met by his American family within the coming month.
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