Community Good Friday Service at St Patrick's Church
Hubbard residents are invited to a 7 30 p m Good Friday Tenebrae service at St Patrick's Church on April 13. The Hubbard Ministerial Association sponsors the event with special music by multiple church choirs and soloists. Ministers from seven churches deliver meditational seven words from the Cross as candles are extinguished. Community members may participate in the solemn service.
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FOP Dance Promises Support for Hubbard Police Work
Hubbard Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 132 sponsors its annual dance on Saturday April 21 at St Patrick’s church hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Advance tickets cost 2 and 2.50 at the door. Proceeds fund a college scholarship for a Hubbard High School senior aiming for law enforcement and the annual Christmas party for area needy children. Music by Angelo LaCivita Orchestra. BYOB.
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Pete's Dragon and brides features in Hubbard News
Today’s Hubbard News highlights include a Pete's Dragon feature on page 19 and bridal photos on pages 5 and 6. Sports coverage appears on pages 9 and 10 with community and school activity pictures. Editorial content features Ralph Ingersoll Sr. on space spending versus energy and Congressman Lyle Williams on food stamp rules.
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Carter tops leadership survey
Washington UPI report: President Carter tops a new Who Runs America poll by U.S. News and World Report, with Sen Edward Kennedy rising to second from 16th a year earlier in the leadership survey.
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Residents object to hike in electric costs
Hubbard Township trustees discussed five lighting districts facing higher assessments after an Ohio Edison increase of 31 to 33 percent in March. They plan to mail notices to residents about the raise and consider shutting districts off if residents oppose the new rates.
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Township blocks overweight trucks during North Main repairs
Trustee President John Chappa said township police will man intersections Bell-Wick, Lewis-Seifert, Mt Everett and Fox North Roads beginning Monday to turn back overweight trucks using township roads as shortcuts. Five ton state limit applies. deliveries to township not detained. no state reply yet on Mill St and Chestnut Ridge Rd crossing improvements.
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Hubbard Boys to Attend Buckeye Boys State in 1979
Three Hubbard High School juniors Steve Albani Tim Ball and Fred Chordas will attend Buckeye Boys State at Bowling Green State University June 16 to 24 1979. The program sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and Hubbard area clubs aims to teach municipal county and state government through experiential learning.
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