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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1968
Page
1
Approximately 3,800 students are expected to enroll in Hubbard Public Schools for grades K through 12 on opening day Wednesday, Sept. 4. A staff of about 157 will meet students, with varied dismissal times across schools and same as last year bus routes.
St Patrick School plans a return to classes for 660 students on Wednesday Sept 4 at 8 20 am. The staff includes 18 full time and three part time teachers led by Sister Anne in her fourth year as principal. New music and English books will be used and grades 2 to 8 will study health from new texts. The boys lavatory was fully remodeled during the summer.
The Hubbard High School Athletic Association announces that district residents who are retired and aged five or older may obtain a Senior Citizen's pass to all home football and basketball games for the 1968 69 school year. Passes available at the High School Principal's Office from Sept. 3 to Sept. 6 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Michael Yobe was installed as Grand Knight of the Hubbard Knights of Columbus in an Aug 2 ceremony. Robert Vrabel, district State Deputy, officiated. Installed with Yobe were Joseph Grzela deputy grand knight John Chiuso chancellor Joseph Gorski warden Fred Gudzinas recording secretary William Colletta treasurer Phil Ciuso advocate Stan Herubin inside guard Gene Camuso Jr outside guard James LaCivita trustee
Norbert F. Smolen, Brookfield resident and educator, was chosen as Mineral Ridge High School principal by the Weathersfield School Board after leaving Hubbard where he was released from an unexpired contract. He holds a B.S. from Kent State and a master’s from Westminster College and is active in regional industrial arts groups and the Brookfield Methodist Church.
Hubbard businessman Lloyd Brownlee of Brownlee Oil Co. on N Main St. is reported improving at Little Forres Medical Center in Youngstown. He expresses appreciation for the many cards and good wishes sent to him.
The third week of the contest offers a $300 prize. No winners reported by deadline Tuesday morning. Read ers play the yellow bingo game with 24 matching numbers on yellow cards from 34 sponsors. Winners must submit winning cards to the News office by next Tuesday at 5 p.m.
The Wednesday Nite Ladies League calls a meeting tonight at 8:00 at Bell Wick Bowl. All captains and members are urged to attend and invite any girls interested in joining a team.
The Industrial Bowling League schedules its final preseason meeting for Friday August 30 at 9 p.m. at Bell Wick Lanes. All members are urged to attend. The league’s first night of bowling is September 6.
Rudolph A. Schlais Jr. of Hubbard has been named one of the chiefs of section in Packard Electric Division's Production Engineering Department, General Motors news released in Warren. A Hubbard High School graduate, he joined Packard in 1962 and earned a YSU engineering degree in 1963, later pursuing graduate work at MIT. He now lives in Youngstown with his wife Barbara Beachly and two children.
Mrs. Zita Brewer former Hubbard auditor, age 81, died Monday at North Side Hospital after a two week illness. She served as Hubbard auditor for 14 years and retired three years ago. Born June 21, 1887 in Niles, she lived in Hubbard 45 years, formerly from Youngstown. She was active at St. Patrick Church. her husband Fred M. Brewer died in 1948. Survived by two nephews John Witherspoon Dallas and Joseph Witherspoon Cuyahoga Falls, and niece Mrs H W Featherton Bedford. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at St Patrick Church with Hubbard Union Cemetery burial. Rosary 8 p.m. Wednesday at Kelley and Son Funeral Home.
Ursuline High School schedules a full day start on September 3 with classes beginning at 8 20 a m. Students will receive books today August 28 as part of the return process.
Winners in the St Patrick Festival prize drawings were announced with $1,000 grand prizes each night. Recipients included Ann Wittenauer, Katherine Schofield, and James Curran for Thurs Fri and Sat. Bonus prizes went to Kuzell, Dohallow, and Studer.
Sgt. Jack C Tavolario Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jack Tavolario of 365 Lewis Seifert Rd reenlists July 22 at K J Sawyer AFB Gwinn Mich to pursue bombing equipment technician role with the Strategic Air Command He trained at Lackland AFB Denver school and was promoted Sept 22 1967 His wife is Sandra L Pirl They visited family July 1 16 and he camps during off hours golfing and runs a bowling alley in Gwinn Mich.
On August 17 four year old Billy Payne received a birthday thrill when his father Staff Sgt Olen W W Payne in the U S Air Force phoned from Tuy Hoa AFB Vietnam. The call lasted five minutes with Billy his wife Alverna and two year old Diane listening. Mrs Payne and children live at 2108 Youngstown Rd Hubbard while Sgt Payne serves with the 820 Civil Engineering Squadron. He plans to return from the Asian war zone November 15 and then be reassigned to a Virginia base.
The superintendent urges all unregistered students for the 1968-69 year to register before classes begin. Kindergarten and first grade registrations run 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm through Aug. 30 at Roosevelt School nurse's office and Reed Elementary. Children must meet age and vaccination requirements with birth certificates.
A Masury man, Larry Dignall, age 24, was detained in Trumbull County Jail Warren on assault and battery charges filed by his wife Laura for an alleged Aug 19 beating. He was arrested by Brookfield Township officers and held on 500 dollar bond after treatment for a right side pain at Sharon General Hospital.
An annexation meeting led by Hubbard Mayor Joseph J. Baldine is set for Thursday August 29 at 8 p.m. in Reed School auditorium to discuss annexing 65 percent of Hubbard Township to the city. Officials promise impartial discussion and hearing from residents in the annexation area.
Heather Hardin, a Rotary foreign exchange student from Hubbard, arrives in Aludalen Sweden to settle into life with hosts Mr. and Mrs. John Ekman. She attended a language school in Hammenhog and travels with notes and mail home about her progress. Next week’s Bardard News will publish a detailed report on her impressions and activities.
Three candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination met yesterday in California with Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Senator Eugene J. McCarthy and Senator George McGovern. A revived push for Senator Edward Kennedy could have created a four way handshake for Chicago convention.
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