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OUR NEWEST CITIZENS i By MRS. ISABELLE TIMKO PAGE 3 NEWS REPORTER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1985 Mr. and Mrs.

George Seese. 214 E. Liberty SL. Hubbard. became, the parents of a seven pound; three ounce daughter, Georgia, Allison, born at 10:45 All-; gust 28 in North Side Hospital: Mr.

and Mrs. Seese the for-, mer Ruth Martin. Youngstown) have smoother daughter. Natalie Mr. and Mrs.

James Martin. Yojicgstovva. and Mrs. Fred Seese. 234 E.

Liberty Hubbard. are the grandparents. Mrs. E. H.

Barnes. Williamson. W. is the maternal great- grandmother awl Mrs. Lola Daniels.

East Liverpool, is Ihe paternal great-grandmother. BOBBY A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Bobby. R.D.

i. Brookfield, on Aug. 28, in Sharon General Hospital. COSTAS At 7:45 p.m. August 23 in North Side Hospital, an eight pound eight ounce daughter.

Mary Anne, was born to and Mrs. Gus Costas. 1239 Mt." BOB COOKSEY secre- Everett Road. Hubbard. tarv of the Hubbard Federa- Mr.

and Mrs. Costas (the for- tioii of Teachers headed table mer Shirley Lucarell. Youngs- 1 10 at the Monday ni-ht ban- town) are also the parents of! ue to present his local and two sons. Mark, 1 and Michael. the Girard Socal charters.

Cooksey is flanSed by his wife Cora, and Girard Municipal Court Judge Joseph Luarde. Tne Hubbard Federation has quickly grown from an embryonic voice Clayton West is the president of the local. Mrs former Barbara Black, Sharps- town: have three other children, iv. 4, and Raellen, ents. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Gleason, Vienna, became the parents of a daughter, born on August 29 in Trumbull Memorial Hospital. GOODYEAR A six pound six ounce son, Joseph Edward, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Goodyear.

1661 Cbitsville-Hubbard at 11:27 August 29. in St. Elizabeth's HospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear (the former Mary Ann Fisher, Mr.

and Mrs. Berle Hettrick, Chestnut Ridge Road. Hubbard. and Mr. and Mrs.

James Black. Sharpsville, are the grand- I parents. Mrs. M.H. Kissner.

Coalbarg. is the paternal great-grandmo- ther and Mr. and Mrs. James Black. Sharpsville.

are the maternal great-grandparents. At 3:35 Sept. 24. in St. Elizabeth's Hospital, a six pound five ounce son, Harry Lee, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Har- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foreman. 51 Hager i Hubbard.

and Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1 Higgins. Boardman. jKIRILA A son owas born to Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Kirila, Bedford Road Brookfield. on Oct. 12 in Sharon General Hospital. McCRACKEN i A six pound 12 ounce daugh-: Cay.

was born to Mr. Tayior McCracken. 524 Elizabeth Hubbard. at 6:03 a.m.. Oct.

14 in North Side Hos-. Brd Hires Six Teachers BROOKFIELD NEWS 1 Fire Chief John Powell Suffers Heart Attack i 1 MICKEY STRATTON MEYER knocked down. "The pumpkin BROOKFIELD Brookfield route" led from the Zimmerman, Fire Chief John 'Jack' market down Youngstown Conne-' Powell of Bedford Rd. is listed aut Rd. S.

to Sharon-Stewart Rd. in fair condition in Sharon. East and down into Masury. General Hospital. He was ad- jmitted on Monday October 11.

Three Brookfield Township after heart attack, young men enlisted in ihe United Powell is in Room 314 and States Navy at the VS. Navy would appreciate cards from rel- Recruiting Station on East Mar- atives friends and neighbors, ket St. in Warren. Tne three Powell will possibly be in the boys are Thaddeus J. 1 hospital for another week or so.

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wlod- 'arsky. 98 Budd James E. Tnhn Wlnd-ns'-v Budd Haynie.

son of Abraham Haynie S- State Line Rd, and the theft of his car from Ma- 1 Jr DIGNITARIES ABOUNDED a the charter presentations to the Girard and Hubbard Federa- lion of Teachers. On Ihe pod- mm left to right Mayor I Anthony B. FSask; United Steel- 1 workers Director Al Shipka: Honored Guest Dawd Selden; i Don L. Lewis, president of the Howland Federation of Teachers: Michael Yohman. president of the Youngstown Feder- ation of Teachers: Don Shelley, president of the Girard Federation of Teachers and Clayton West, president of the Hubbard Federation of Teachers.

The first table was graced by Youngstown University Presi- dent Howard Jones: Federal Judge Frank Battista. Monsignor Norman P. Kelly of St. Rose Church in Girard: Reverend Harry A First Methodist Church in Hubbard: Judse Erskine Maiden of the Common PJeas Court and Judge James Ravelia of. the Warren Municipal Court.

Join The Auto Club! Girard AAA Office 2 STATE STREET Phone 545-3596 BROOKFIELD The Brook- jestros Tavern. State G. Twp. School Board hired parkin; six new- substitute school bus jf drivers who will have to take, bus driver tests and be certified. was found lot.

where his son. Sharon-Stewart Rd. narked. The isnition left in the Brookfield Township work- coupe The car ers of the Shenanso Yalley "in a ditch munit Concert membership drive Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Goodyear. 16S7 Coitsville-Hubbard Road, and', Mrs. Mary Fisher. Youngstown. are the grandparents.

Maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Helen Getz and Mrs. Ida Fisher, both of Younsstown. At 4:15 a.m.. August 31, in Sharon General Hospital, an eight pound 15 ounce son.

Charles, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Demico, 631 Saul Hubfaard. a and Robert AUen. City) Jovce Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Demico, FarrelL and Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Strand. New- York City.

are the grandparents. HALL Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hall 2343 Mr. and Mrs.

Slayion 'the former Carol Carney. Youngstown' are also the parents of a daughter, Beth Ann. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Carney. 1045 Waugh Drive, and Ralph SMton. 221 E. Park all of Hubbard. are the grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Martin' Kelly, all of Struthers.

are the maternal great-grandparents. YANHORNE A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William VanHorne, 374 Cen-, ter Hubbard. on August in Sharon Genera! Hospital.

FALOON Mr. and Mrs. James Faloon, 62 Everett-East Road. Hubbard. became the parents of a seven pound 15 ounce son.

David Scott, bom at 11:23 p.m., Oct. 5. in North Side Hospital. i Mr. and Mrs.

Faloon McCracken is the former Eva Jean Rven. Punxsutawnev, Pa. Lisa Kay was born on the seventh birthday of her brother. Rickey Lee. Michele Lynne, who was 3 on Oct.

4. is the Mc- Crackens' other daughter. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ryen.

Punxsutawney. and Mr. Cracken. hired were Charles L. Earnhart.

Masury: Robert L. Brookfield: G. Hubbard-Thomas Robert Strothers. 13 Edmond Gerald Williams 223 Collar Price and Isaac H. Worley of Albright-McKay Rd.

Tne Ohio State Highwav Patrol Rd. and Lincoln St. about 8:30 a.m. the Buster Currie 20. of 180 Davis was charged under a muffler violation code of the Penna.

State Motor Code and had to post a S15 forfeiture bond. He was charged with creating ElllStOn the you may contact any of the Mrs. Glen Lake. Mrs H. Wilkin.

Mrs Tom Mrs Gladys Davis or Mickey Stratton Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. George Kalapos. 190 Euclid Liberty became the parents of a seven pound seven ounce daughter, Mi- Ann, born at 6 a.m., Oct.

Mr. and Mrs. Kalaoos 'the former Annette Benedis, Younss- town) are-also- the parents of a son. George Michael. 5.

Mrs. Nick Benedis. Youngstown, is the grandmother. Donna horn Scout Pack durms the recent inspection. -The patrol directed that instructions be posted on three buses relative opening rear doors.

Old-type fire extinguishers on fiveb uses' were ordered replaced with new tpe fire extinguishers. The school directors accepted the deed to 7.7 acres of land 1 ai the former BrookiieW rada-- base on Youngstown Conneaut S. The school district obtained this property from the federal government for use as a land laboratory for biological studies. The land is adjacent Broachvay in Fan-ell- Douglas Williams of 73 Rose Ave. escaped Snjury when his' auto skidded into and broke a Bell Telephone utihtv pole on South Dock St.

in Sharon, Pa. Home. Lou Berena of 543 Thomas local an instructor, presented first place prize to Diane Kostow 10. after the final judging of exhibits in an art. 'show held at the Sharon Stationery store on Vine Ave.

in 'Sharon. Pa. Danny DeBaonis of vallev in Technical Sergeant Elliston L. Soules. son of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Soules of 1 Wahabee Court, Masury. has arrived for duty at Anderson AFB. Guam.

Sergeant Soules. an electronics technician, previously served at Whiteman AFB. Mo He is a member of the Air Force Communications Service which operates five million miles of Communications channels and more than 1.000 air traffic control facilities around the globe- is a graduate of School. Abblett, Hubbard)- Mrs. Stella Abblett.

Hubbard-1 auu Coitsville Road, Hubard, and' rp Joe Hall. S. Main Hub-1 bard, are the grandparents. Mrs. Ada Abblett.

Ventura, 5 maternal great-, Lena Vass, Brookfield. jP acK Ihe First Metho- nually for school districts in' -st Church Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. Ohio. Edvvard Mor an the maternal great-' Qiomaster William Mrs tluara what cub scouting is.

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Superintendent Vernon Hood Yankee Run was the winner A six pound eight ounce James Francis, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank 529 N. Hubbard Road. Coitsviile, at 5:40 a.m..

Sept 4, in SL Elizabeth's Hospital. This is the first child for Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy 'the former. Mary Catherine Harris, Youngs- A daughter was born to i and Mrs.

William Baker. 8 Maple Vienna, on Oct. 11 hi Trumbull Memorial Hospital. A seven pound 14 ounce daughter Kathleen Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Terrance Freisen. 858 Moore Hubbard. at 3:14 BJ Chop, and Skip Robbs: Gold and Silver arrows. Tom Albani, Denner striae Skip Robb. scouts Mr.

and Mrs. William Harris. Youngstown. and Mr. and Mrs.

James T. McCarthy, Boardman, are the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, Elkins.

W. are the maternal great- grandparents. SFYBFRT fcK1 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Llojd Sybert 500 Lin- coin -V Ho ept! in Su Hospital. Oct.

6. in St. Elizabeth's Hoscital. Mr. and Mrs.

Freisen 'the former Msry Ellen Lally. Sharpsville. are also the parents of a son. Timothy Patrick. 21 months.

Mrs. John Lally-- Sharpsviiie. and Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher.

Sharon. are the and Dave Walter and Dave aller rector Harold Cooper will attend the meeting of the Ohio School Board Association at Columbus Nov. 9-H. Charles Johnson, high school guidance counselor: and Miss Gladys Evans, junior high counselor, explained their duties and programs at a meeting preceding the regular board. I Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McMur-- ray, 1114 Doris Drive. became the parents of a seven pound three ounce son. Charles Stewart, born at 5:15 p.m.. Sept.

5. in St Elizabeth's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. McMurray 'the.

have two oilier children. Thomas. 5. and Deborah. 19 months.

Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas McMurray. 850 Doris Drive. Hub-, bard, and Mrs.

E.H. Koons. Bethlehem. are the grandpa-1 rents. Mrs.

John K. Cramb. North 4 Jackson, is the maternal great- grandmother. GAULT A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Gauit 378 Coalburg Road. Hubbard. on Oct. 5, hi Sharon General Hospital. i was born to Mr.

andMrs.DelmarWo!ford.Sodorn- Hl tchings Road Fowier on Oct 12 in Trumbull Memorial Hos- of ot Xlr -s. skit was put on by Den 1. Games were played by the cub scouts and the cub master closed the meeting. Refreshments were served, and the tables were decorated with ihe Halloween theme. The next pack meeting will be at 7 p.m.

on Nov. 18. Any boy 8 to 10 years old interested in becoming a cub scout is welcome, and must be accompanied by a parent. HOLLYWOOD Jody McCrea is making a career of AEP beach pictures and next will star in "Pajama Party in a Haunted House" for the studio. Charles Filipovich.

4 Alfred reported to the Sharon Police Dent, that the fender of car was damaged by a hit and run vehicle while parked at a metered parking place on Sharpsville Wednesday, in Sharon. Brookfield Township Police Chief Joseph Luchette is seeking identity of the vandals who stole, about 25 pumpkins from the Adam' Zimmerman farm stand on Youngstown Conneaut Rd. S. There were also many mailboxes Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Foreman. Cleveland Heights, became the parents of a son. Hush Edward, born Oct. 7 in University Hospital. Cleveland- Mr, and Mrs.

Foreman 'the former Peggy Higgins. TURKEY SHOOT HURBARD A taricey shcM)t W1 take place Sunday. Oct. 31. at Harding Park at 2-00.

The sponsored bv the Hnb- bard Conservation Club. Better Hearing Lloyd Masselmasn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hattrick. 3 N.

Bell-Wick Road, Hubbard, became the parents of a six- pound two and half ounce son. Thomas Martin, born at 1:53 a.m. Sept. 7. in Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital.

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