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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1981
Page
12
Hubbard residents receive pall bearer aid as Ward Knights of Columbus Council 2072 forms a committee to serve area families at funerals. The initiative aims to provide respectful pall bearing and support during services in the community.
Local Disabled American Veterans chapter will be formed in Hubbard to run a free pallbearer service. Chaired by Mike Yobe, the committee of over a dozen retired men will be available year round to assist families through funeral directors. Contact Chuckie Orr or Bill McMonagle for information. The Knights of Columbus support the service. The note also mentions soccer as the world’s leading sport with 16 million players in 150 countries.
Youngstown YWCA schedules a clubhouse dining tour to Thistledown race track for Saturday October 10. Bus departs 10 30 a m, cost 19 covers bus fare lunch and race admission. Reservations due by September 21 led by Dottie Hillman call 746 6361 for details.
Struthers Belkin Productions presents Thomas Hearns versus Sugar Ray Leonard on closed circuit TV at Struthers Field House on Wednesday September 16 starting 9 p.m. Advance tickets are 20 dollars at Morris Sports stores in Youngstown Niles Liberty and Austintown Bittner Pharmacy 329 Elm Str Struthers Ticketron Sears Eastwood Southern Park malls National Record Mart in Niles Oasis Records in Boardman and on sale day 25 dollars.
The Domestic Violence Taskforce of Trumbull County Inc in Ohio receives a name change to Someplace Safe Inc effective July 28. The organization aids battered persons and abuse victims and will operate the shelter under the new name Someplace Safe, opening later this year.
Hubbard High School principal Richard Barber lists senior junior sophomore and freshman homeroom groupings for the 1981 82 school year. Senior rooms include 125 124 118 117 116 107 109 108 106 198 with names such as Adams Campbell Davis Flen Foltz Hauck Heckard Kelly King Martin Martino Myers Nadja Randall Reed Smith Snyder Weakland Webster Zoman. Junior rooms cover 113 137 101 112A 103 104 175 123 115 with students assigned like Aaron Brantley Bricille Davis Deegan Giglio Gleydora Hullihen Humenny Lukach Luthern Nutter Oaks Priester Protheroe Stephens Silver Vestal Vidrios Zagorski. Sophomores occupy 128 105 111 126 102 197 130A 130B 112B including Abrutz Buckley Davis Fitzsimons Fleetion Hoyt Humes Lehn Lentini McMurray Middleton Phillips Piper Schneider Scudier Tremayne Trumphour Ziner. Freshmen room 138 144 141 145 146 147 148 199 135 list DiTommaso Griffiths Groff Horvath Holly Krivak Kurcon Myers Nelson Pimpinella Pirko Schlatter Schrecengost Vrabel Wasko Zumrick.
The United Methodist senior high Sunday School class hosts a flea market on Saturday, August 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rent a spot for 5 dollars, bring tables or use church ones for 2 dollars extra, all items welcome, proceeds support youth mission and church projects.
Donations and pledges from the Catholic people of the Diocese of Youngstown in the 1981 Catholic Charities Appeal total $991,294, surpassing the $950,000 goal. George O Hea announced the result, noting strong parish participation and urging continued pledges to finish cash receipts for 1982. James Chevraux of North Canton chaired the appeal, with $616,154 in cash donated and $375,140 in pledges planned for the next six months.
Cleveland readers learn how the Internal Revenue Service collects delinquent taxes. The guide covers withholding errors, quarterly estimates for the self employed, payment options including installment plans, triggers for levies, taxpayer rights, and how to seek further information from local IRS offices.
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