Garono seeks re election to Hubbard 3rd Ward post
William Garono, a 40 year ward resident and Navy veteran, runs in the June 2 primary against Mike Yobe. He cites completed water and street work, corrected drainage, and plans to pave worst streets first. Garono backs Cablevision progress, industry growth, and continues outreach as a construction worker with B and B Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garono
Hubbard
Mike Yobe
Garono
Center Street
Margaret
Cablevision
St. Patrick's Church
The
Terest
Joseph Baldine
B & B Construction
Woman Plans State Transportation Safety Workshop 1982
Mrs Ners outlines a statewide Transportation Safety Workshop for 1982 aimed at uniting school bus drivers statewide. The note contrasts global soccer with football, noting about 16 million players in 30,000 clubs across 150 countries, as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ners
Canada
United States
Girard Law Director Seeks Girard Court Post in Primary
City Law Director Thomas E. Carney, seeking the Democrat nomination for Girard municipal court judge, touts experience as an assistant prosecutor since 1974 and calls for judicial fairness and flexibility. He supports Night Court, rehabilitation links, and rotating the court among Girard, Liberty, and Hubbard while maintaining close city administration ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Thomas E. Carney
Trumbull
Atty. Carney
Department of Labor
Welfare Department
Carney
Girard, Liberty
Hubbard
Kinnick Seeks 2nd Ward Post In Hubbard
Democratic candidate Margaret Kinnick outlines priorities for Hubbard including sewer and water improvements in the second ward. A former history teacher and current director of guidance at West Branch schools, she advocates a city juvenile officer and closer growth while stressing harmony with neighbors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Margaret Kinnick
West Branch Board of Education
Hubbard High School
Margaret
Hubbard Plans Elementary Summer School Program
Hubbard Schools consider offering an elementary summer school if parents show interest. Grades one through six students would take reading math and art for one hour daily at Roosevelt Elementary from 9 to 12 starting Friday the 19th through July 1. Tuition is 30 per subject for district students and 60 for outside students. Contact Miss Gail Patrick principal by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Gail Patrick
Roosevelt School
City council hears parking fine hike proposal and sidewalk report
EPA regulations debate ends with unanimous repeal. Council considers raising parking fines from 2 to 5 to curb violations. Sidewalk survey is completed and a report from the city engineer is expected. Mayor lauds residents for making the city one of Ohio's nicest. Greg Hetson praised for swimming with Youngstown State University and decades of youth sports leadership as leagues grow from 300 to 900 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Wilson
Leeds to head YMCA enrollment campaign
George A. Seeds, president of Findley Welding Supply, is named chair of Youngstown YMCA 1981 Membership Enrollment Campaign with a $285,000 goal. Leeds will lead 400 campaigners focusing on families, women, and youth members as the YMCA expands programs and plans a $125,000 renovation for handicapped access and a new adapted locker room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
George A. Seeds
Findley Welding Supply
Leeds
Charles B. Cushwa, III
YMCA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fourth Ward
Edward Palestro
Union Cemetery
Palestro
City Township
Girard City Law Director
Many Court
Youngstown State University
University of Toledo College of Law
American Bar Association
Ohio Bar Association
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
National District Attorneys Association
Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Knights of Columbus
Mahoning-Trumbull Career Criminal Unit
Economic Development Agency
Harvard Law School
Dorothy
S. Elruth St
Ronald Garrett
Thomas Crino
Campbell
Garrett
Crino
Roosevelt Elementary School
EPA
Hetson
Nere
Bernard
Ronald A. Marks
E. Liberty Sr
Jackson & Perkins
Hardy Azaleas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!