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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1968
Page
2
The piece reflects on the return to school next Wednesday and contrasts past one room schools with today’s vast knowledge base. It emphasizes education as a bridge to future opportunities, the need to teach heritage and freedom, and the duty to support youth with encouragement and opportunity.
A Hubbard reader writes that the August annexation meeting failed to inform attendees on key issues. He questions who leads, water and sewer plans, costs, voting eligibility, and the impact on property taxes and local services. He urges a public forum with prepared officials to address residents' questions.
The Hubbard Red Barn restaurant debuts with a 200000 investment for land building and equipment. Located at 730 W Liberty St across Reed Elementary and Hubbard High, it seats 75 with parking for 60 and a landscaped patio. Manager Peter Ceci, assisted by Steven Ware, leads operations in Youngstown area hub.
Beginning September 1 regular hours resume at Hubbard Public Library with weekday times and Saturday service. The Children’s Room opens at 2 pm. New books span nonfiction including Hard Travellin by Kenneth Allsop and Looking Backward 2000 1887 by Edward Bellamy, fiction titles by Stephen Birmingham and Conrad Richter, and youth fiction and non fiction selections.
The Hubbard High School 1968 69 homeroom roster lists students by grade in alphabetical order. Entries show room codes and student pairs such as 138 Nicholson Rexroad and 144 Richard Stafford, with JUNIORS including 1684 Albright Bozdog and 168B Brantley Dean among others.
Walter J. Trock chairman of the Hubbard Township Voter's Association defends the Aug. 8 Reed School meeting as sponsored by the Association not the Hubbard Trustees. He says Baldine’s charge of undemocratic conduct was unfounded and calls for an apology to the Association.
The Fowler Vienna Board of Education announces the 1968 69 term opens on Wednesday September 4 with faculty reporting September 3. Lads and Lassies kindergarten starts September 10 at Vienna Presbyterian Church. Regular bowling begins September 9. Kiwanis Antique Show set for Oct 19 20 in Mathews High School Auditorium. Several church and community activities listed with dates and contacts.
Hubbard mayor Joseph Baldine responds to a critic's letter about annexation. He cites costs for sewers and lighting, asserts federal grants and tax integrity, and invites a August 29 public debate at Reed Elementary School to discuss annexation and local improvements for Hubbard and the township.
The Trumbull County Council for Mentally Retarded Children invites interested persons to a meeting on Wednesday September 4 at 8 p.m. in Fairhaven School. Louis Majick Fairhaven School administrator will speak. For information contact Mrs Geraldine Malvasia office secretary.
An広告 style notice touts T-4 L keratolytic for peeling affected skin and exposing infection to treatment with fast relief. Appears as a sales blurb urging readers to visit Hayman's Drug Store for immediate purchase.
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