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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1981
Page
9
Vienna's Valhalla Sports Center hosts the Linda Novak Memorial Tennis Tournament with honorary chairwoman Mrs. Vilma Novak. The event features T shirts for participants and notes that lights were erected for the Howland High School tennis courts.
Hubbard Ohio reported the Hub bard Girls seventh and eighth grade track team coached by Brenda Petrek placed third in a meet. The squad swept relays and individual events led by Carla Hendrix and Karen Sharisky with multiple firsts and seconds across distances including 440 relay 2 01, 880 relay 2 01, and 5 15 for 1600 relay. Other winners included Sherri Martin Angela Sinopoli and Wendy Werner with top finishes in shot put discus hurdles and sprints. Prize money and entry details announced for an upcoming event with two person teams doubles and singles and sponsor opportunities via McDonalds and local drive.
Park and Recreation Board offers golf lessons at Hubbard Golf Course taught by Pro Dave Coller. Three Saturdays May 23 May 30 and June 6 start at 9 am for ages 8 18, with required clubs and three balls. Contact Hubbard Golf Course Avenue 534 1855 for details and enroll.
Judge Thomas A. Swift announced Trumbull County Probate Court will be open Saturdays from May 16 to September 26, 9 a.m. to noon. Saturday hours exclude holiday weekends May 23, July 4 and September 5.
More than 1,000 entries are expected for the Canfield Fair 135th annual Fine Arts Show from September 3 through Labor Day. Entry forms have been mailed to last year’s exhibitors and are available at the Fair Board office. changes in categories, numbers, and fees for 1981 include new Handcrafts and a separate Prints Division as entry volumes warrant.
Second half winners were Chevrolet and Landecon Construction with 37 27 and oldsmobile and Doughton Golf Course with 49 15 A playoff between Doughton and Williams Construction follows April 30 high sets included Razum 247 222 229 698 and Doughton 184 244 232 660 Multiple 200s were recorded by Robb Williams Morgan Stamp Sudon Morgan and others Team highs show Doughton 3032 Ten Pin Lounge 2817 and Bush Electric 2783.
The Youngstown YMCA lists summer day camp periods for ages 6 to 8 at Mill Creek Park venues including Ford Nature Center and Lake Glacier. Campers visit Gold Fish Pond Chestnut Hill Pavilion Old Mill and enjoy a boat ride with a mix of recreational and instructional activities. Each camper earns an award for outstanding achievement and receives a Day Camp T-shirt. Camp weeks span Carnival Week June 22 to June 26 Olympic Week June 29 to July 3 Animal Week July 13 to 17 Indian Week July 20 to 24 Wild Wild West Week July 27 to 31. More information may be available.
Hubbard residents gathered for a Garden Quest Show and Tell last month to display beautiful forced branches and discuss horticulture tips. The event highlighted community participation and featured a variety of garden branches arranged for display.
Hubbard students in Carmi Mathews eighth grade class learn about physical handicaps and report their feelings on living with them. Mathews says students can identify with problems faced by the handicapped. Robert Kelley and A Becker of Gold Cross Ambulance donated equipment for the experience. The United Nations designated 1981 as the Year of the Handicapped.
Hubbard residents note a three way tie for Play of the Day with Most Putts featuring Marcy Henry Helen Emery and Ollie Rock last week. Kay Plesic won low gross while Doris Furney Vita Rock and Ann Berndt posted chip-ins.
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