Hubbard High’s High-Lighter earns top scholastic rating again
Hubbard High School’s High-Lighter literary magazine wins first place for the second year in a row from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. It scores 896 of 1000 in the 48th annual New York competition, judged on editing, content, art, and balance.
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Hubbard High School
Erin Alexander
Columbia Scholastic
Hubbard — “High Lighter
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
New York
Ed Wittenauer Earns Eagle Scout Award At Court Of Honor
Hubbard youth Ed Wittenauer son of Mr and Mrs Edward L Wittenauer received the Eagle Scout Award at a Court of Honor at St Patrick Church. He earned 28 merit badges and held multiple leadership roles in Troop 103 while also active in the Indian Dance Team and Order of the Arrow. He plans Camp Philmont this summer and is a Hubbard High School junior serving as Media Center president and member of several clubs.
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Hubbard
Edward R. Wittenauer
Edward L. Wittenauer
Brookfield Road
St. Patrick Church
Order of the Arrow
Lodge
Canfield
Camp Philmont
New Mexico
Hubbard High School
Media Center
A.F.S
Hubbard Township youth pleads guilty to bomb threat
A 15 year old Hubbard Township youth admitted phoning a bomb scare to Hubbard High School on March 28 causing a district shutdown and 1300 students to stay home. He was bound over to Juvenile Court in Warren after a preliminary hearing before Mayor Joseph Baldine on April 4. A hearing date is pending. An Ursuline High School student was also detained the same day. Police say the call was a dare from friends. Three other Hubbard school threats remain under investigation.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Township
Warren
Joseph Baldine
Hubbard High School
Ursuline High School
Hubbard Schools
Hubbard Town Ship
City urged to replace aging police cruiser
Hubbard officials discussed replacing the citys 1970 police cruiser after it logged over 100000 miles and showed wear. The fleet also includes a 1971 Chevrolet and a 1967 Chevrolet with the oldest used as a weekend spare.
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Hubbard
William S. Colletta
Colletta
Safety Service
Four Hubbard High seniors named top scholars at dinner
Gail Evans Hubbard, Linda Fell, Lois Frawley as top girl scholars and David Rozzo top boy scholar will be honored at Hubbard High during the sixth annual Roster of Scholars Dinner by the Mahoning County Medical Society. Ross Wales Olympic bronze medalist will speak. Dr. C Conner White chairs.
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Hubbard
Gail Evans
Linda Fell
Lois Frawley
David Rozzo
Hubbard High School
Mahoning County Medical Society
Ohio Hotel
Ross Wales
Craig C. Wales
Youngstown
Medical Society
C. Conner White
Henry Holden
C. Edward Pichette
The
City to drill new Hubbard water well on railroad property
Moody and Associates will drill a new well on New York Central Railroad land leased by the city. Verbal railroad permission is obtained with potential written approval later. The project aims to relieve summer shortages with an expected 500 to 750 gallons per minute, funded from the general fund at an estimated total of about 30,000 dollars.
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Hubbard — Safety Service
T. J. Wilson
Moody & Associates
New York Central Railroad
Wilson
Hubbard
Henry Street
Brookfield
General Fund
A. J. Choppa
Choppa
Salem
Chappa
Altoona firm lands city cable contract in Hubbard area
Hubbard Cable TV of Altoona has contracted with the city to build a cable system for 20 years with a 10 year option. The city has received a $500 initial payment but no signup date yet. Residents cannot enroll until further notice.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Cable T.V
Altoona
St Patrick's science on TV program Saturday
St Patrick's School will showcase its individualized science curriculum on the Horizons program on WFMJ channel 21 at 1 p.m. Saturday. Seventh and eighth grade students led by Thomas Rowlands demonstrate their techniques and knowledge. The appearance follows last week's physical education segment and notes possible cable contracts with other firms.
Cancer Crusade drive starts in Hubbard April 16
Hubbard residents prepare for the Cancer Crusade April 16 to 22 with chairmen listed for door to door branches professional division and more. A training meeting occurred April 11 at Roosevelt Elementary School Cafeteria. Tag Day is set for April 22 and 29 with Medical Careers of Hubbard High School leading. Hubbard Cable T V agrees to a four dollar annual pole rental and must post a ten thousand dollar bond before construction.
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Roosevelt
Hubbard High School
Myron Blasko
Philip Wilson
Harold Hoffman
Robert Bentley
Thomas Plumeret
Glenn Stiver
Stanley Parnell
A.C. Abernathy
Alfred Tribby
Thomas Russell
Joseph Skruck
Anthony Choppa Jr
Michael Lesnak
Clifford Holly
Ralph Harvey
Edward Diechler
Robert Huff
Louis Lesky
A. J. Wheeler
Elmer Takash
Herman Jackson
William Matthews
William Maikranz
John Wade
George Lewis
Kenneth Clark
Kenneth Coonce
Thomas Cook
Thomas Davies
Hubbard Schools to make up lost days after bomb threats
State officials confirmed Hubbard School District must recover two instructional days tied to March 28 and 29 bomb threats. About 1,300 students face two makeup sessions with cost estimated at 11,271 dollars per session. Several safety plans and public meetings announced.
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Hubbard
Loren Giblin
Elder Hubbard Residents Apply for Homestead Tax Break
Seventy elderly Hubbard residents filled Homestead Act tax exemption forms at the City Building April 5 and 6. Mayor Baldine reserved council chambers for them so they could get help filling the papers from Deputy Auditor Bill Nichols. The exemption, tied to 1972 valuations, pays in 1973 with a June 1 filing deadline and may cut taxes by up to 50 percent for qualifying owners who are age 64 or older with income not exceeding 8 000 dollars.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Area
Joseph Baldine
Warren
Bill Nichols
Pat Sullivan
Hubbard High School Presents Guys and Dolls this Weekend
Hubbard High School to stage Guys and Dolls April 15 21 and 22 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. A cast of about 44 and more than 150 involved in the production. tickets are 1.75 dollars. Major roles include Kantor as Nathan Detroit Bone as Adelaide Barr as Sky Masterson Vallin as Sarah Brown and more.
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Hubbard
Hubbard High School
Jess Hall
Bob Paterniti
Steve Kantor
Nathan Detroit
Kim Bone
Adelaide
Dan Barr
Sky Masterson
Marlenea Vallin
Sarah Brown
Rich Williams
Nicely-Nicely Johnson
Shelley Porter
Harry the Horse
Tony Choppa
Benny Southstreet
Dave Lipka
Arvide
Amy Callahan
General Cartwright
Bill Joyce
Lieutenant Brannigan
John Kuty
Big Jule
Pam Laney
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Fifth Ave
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Bill Nicholas
Howard Newell
St. Pat’s
Ohio Bell Co. Safety Service
T.J. Wilson
Ohio Bell
Hubbard Cable T.V. Co
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Thomas Quick
Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction
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City Board of Control
Reed Middle School
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Hubbard High School Vocal Music and Dramatics
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