. Hubbard School Board renews 100 plus contracts for 1977-78
The Hubbard School Board approved over 100 contracts for the 1977-78 school year for teachers and non-certified staff. The action covered administrative and supervisory posts, continuing contracts for several teachers, one year contracts for many, and noted re-employments and terminations including resignations and non-renewals.
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Eve McKee
Richard Sontag
William Graban
Edward Glass
Carolyn Lewis
Carl Morell
Charles Hartwell
Kenneth Litwin
Dorothy Knupp
Janet Lawrence
Mary McVicker
Janet Schrum
Lillian Thomas
Susan Avery
Sharon Fury
Esther McGory
William Missik
Joan Payton
Anthony Pushcar
Donna Wood
Anne Berardi
Douglas Coppock
Joseph DeGenaro
Jesse Hall
Andrew Minoff
Thomas Price
John Pero
Brenda Ceplecci
Marilyn Choppa
Barbara Chovan
Loretta Crenshaw
Susan Davis
Nora Garay
Dorothy Gessler
Veronica
Margaret Halavick
Robert Miller
Linda Parks
Samuel Ramanno
Robert Scott
Thomas Squeglin
Barbara Stacey
Jeannette Williams
Richard Cepin
Lorraine McQuillan
Paul Andruso
Steven Ard
Jack Arvin
Paul Baucum
Mary Bennett
Phillip Clacko
Wilda Clifton
Paul D’eramo
Brenda
Ronald Garrett
Betty Gray
Anthony Guarnieri
Wilma Kolacz
Idora Park Spring Preview Day May 14 at Idora Park
Phoenix Publications and Idora Park officials sponsor a Spring Preview Day on Saturday May 14 from 1 to 9 p.m. Riders pass discounts: $1.75 off a family Ridera Pass, $3 for the all day pass, and $2 for the after 5 p.m. pass. Coupon in today’s issue. Bring the family.
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Clean-up program set May 9 to 28
Hubbard Mayor Arthur A. Magee says city crews cannot dump. a trash company will place large containers in each ward for residents to unload refuse. First ward site is across from Stiver's on Oak Knoll Dr May 9 17, second ward behind City Building, then May 18 28 third ward west side football field Rebecca Ave and fourth ward Jones St playground.
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Riverside Chronicle school news roundup highlights
Fourth graders at Roosevelt Elementary perform a TV Variety Show with photos on page 13. Five HHS juniors win first at History Day 17 at YSU with story and photo on page 17. Work Study Banquet awards for HHS students featured on page 6 along with a Skillorama report. Feature on social studies appears on page 7. Brookfield and Masury news on pages 14 15. Feature Page includes Moral Choices in Contemporary Society on racism and duplicity, Gossip Column, Blue Kazoo column. Editorial Page contains On My Mind Montages and Keith McKnight Ohio politics plus ONU faculty free enterprise series. Other items include school activities coverage.
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Reed Middle hosts Career Week to boost student outlooks
Laura Johnson Hubbard reports Reed Middle School held Career Week April 25 to 29 organized by guidance counselors Paul Rucek and Karen Fry. Eighth graders sampled fields from florists to mechanics visiting sites in Columbiana and East Liverpool while tenth graders toured Mahoning County Vocational School.
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Mother's Day Essay Contest Ends Soon
Deadline for entering the Mother's Day Essay Contest is noon Thursday May 5. Ages 6 to 16 may submit a 200 word or less essay describing how wonderful their Mother is for a chance to win a free Sunday dinner for the winner and three family members at the Avalon Inn. The May 11 edition will announce the winner.
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Evaluation of HHS by visiting team
The North Central evaluation team assessed Hubbard High School focusing on individualized education. Principal Charles Hartwell welcomed the 35 members and faculty at breakfast, noting a shift from traditional methods to participatory, student involved learning.
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Austintown Fitch High School
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Matthew Chojnacki
Hubbard City and Township Offer Summer Jobs
Hubbard City and Hubbard Township announce summer job openings. Township applications are May 5 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Township Building on Mill Street for residents ages 14 to 21. City applications are May 6 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the City Building Council Chambers for residents ages 14 to 21. Applicants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.
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