Toys for Tots aids about 100 Hubbard children this Christmas
C William Hulbert leads a local Toys for Tots drive with volunteers and "Santa's helpers" to provide toys for around 100 Hubbard youngsters. Dolls, clothing, and gift boxes are prepared at the Dallas Cumming home and distributed by Hubbard High School volunteers. Cash donations welcome. call Hulbert at 534-1987.
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Hubbard
C. William Hulbert
Hulbert
John Rose
Dallas Cumming
Will-o-Wood
Cumming
Hubbard High School
Community Chest
Tvuys For Touts
Mrs. Cumming
Santa
Jimmy Cumming
Jimmy
Baldine vetoes 10 percent electric rate cut amid council clash
In Hubbard, Mayor Baldine vetoed Ordinance No 41 68 proposing a 10 percent reduction in electric rates. Four council members labeled as henchmen adjourned the meeting amid protest while proponents cited potential light fund profits and promised rate relief, home users to save about $1 monthly vs commercial users $64.80.
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Joseph Baldine
Hubbard Council
Solons
Omnnilwan Anthans Daal
Suupinian Mmuiy Twa
Thomas Bolchalk
William Cavanaugh
Harvey Hatch
Nicholas Pannunzio
Edward Madeline
William Colletta
Hubbard
Baldine
Light Department
Thomas Crowe
Light & Water Department
Hubbard joins Salvation Army appeal in Hubbard area
The Hubbard area participates in the Salvation Army Christmas appeal across 37 Ohio counties. C William Hulbert chairs the Hubbard Service Unit with L C Alexander as treasurer. volunteers include Mrs Joyce Papa A Ray Kyle and Tom Tracy. Donations support local needs and statewide activities, with gifts to veterans hospitals and service members overseas. all work is voluntary.
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Hubbard
Salvation Army
Ohio
Hubbard Service Unit
C. William Hulbert
L. C. Alexander
W. Liberty St
Joyce Papa
A. Ray Kyle
Tom Tracy
Army
League of Mercy Voluntary
Veterans
Mrs Clontz Celebrates 91st Birthday at Home
Mrs. Lillian Clontz turned 91 on Monday December 2 and is recovering well from a broken hip suffered in September. She resides with her son William Pugh on Buena Vista Drive.
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Lillian Clontz
William Pugh
Buena Vista Drive
PTA Cookbooks Available For Donation At Reed School
The Reed School PTA offers cookbooks with cookie candy casserole and ground meat sections. Cost is one dollar each. Purchase from Mrs Albert Bayus 739 Gary Dr 534-5730 or Mrs Carlisle 1717 Evans Dr 534-3753 or Mrs Louis Williams 272 Parish Ave 534-3164. Also for sale daily from 10 45 to 12 45 in Reed School front hall.
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Reed School
P.T.A
Albert Bayus
Gary Dr
Carl Ran
Evans Dr
Louis Williams
Parish Ave
Policemen's Ball Near Hubbard Draws 700 Guests
About 700 people attended the first annual Policemen's Ball Saturday at Yankee Lake. Attendees called it the best one yet while The Hub Bard News camera captured the event for inside photos.
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Yankee Lake
Hubbard News
Trustees Seek Opening of Route 304 for Traffic
Hubbard Township trustees will appeal to Hubbard city officials Trumbull County Commissioners and Liberty Township trustees to open Route 304 for traffic. Emil Pucak and Henry Ross endorsed Raymond Kulow’s proposal with Kulow absent. They hope for action to create a bypass or reopen the road blocked by Interstate 80 construction. George C. Floyd of Sharon Steel Corp cited road hazards from the new Sharon Steel office and asked winter maintenance for Hubbard Thomas Road and Route 62 intersection. Zoning changes involving Oakland Development Co. were tabled for the December 16 meeting.
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Hubbard Township
Hubbard
Trumbull County
Liberty Township
Emil Pucak
Henry Ross
Raymond Kulow
George C. Floyd
The
Sharon Steel Corp
Sharon Steel Office
Hubbard-Thomas Rd
Rt. 62
Oakland Development Co
Country Store Theme for Hubbard First Baptist Bazaar
The Hubbard First Baptist Church announces its third annual bazaar with a Country Store theme. It runs December 6 and 7 in Fellowship Hall featuring handwork, sweet shop, toy shop, grandma’s attic, and a Christmas décor booth. A spaghetti supper is Friday 4 to 7:30 p.m. with prices adults one dollar and children 75 cents. Saturday lunch bar runs from 1 p.m. to closing. Proceeds support the church building fund.
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First Baptist Church of Hubbard
Fellowship Hall
Twila Rowlands
Interact Club project thanks donors for care packages
Dick Scullin notes that each package included a pen set pre sweetened Kool-Aid gum and playing cards. The young men thank Tom Tate and The Card Shop for wrappings and Christmas cards. Interact Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Hubbard.
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Dent Dick Scullin
Vietnam
Tom Tate
Interact Club
Rotary Club of
Hubbard
Swedish exchange student enjoys American life in Hubbard
Jan Firman, a Swedish Rotary exchange student from Montrose High School, spent Thanksgiving with Heather Hardin in Hubbard and joined the Montrose Hick bowling team. He describes differences in schooling and culture, notes liking American food and TV, and plans to learn cooking in France after his year in the United States.
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Jan Firman
U.S
Jan
John
Hardin
Main St
Hubbard
Montrose
Montrose High School
Sweden
Heather Hardin
Rotary Exchange
Heather
Montrose Hick
Montrose High
France
Ans
Christmas Caroling for Hubbard Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of Hubbard invite all to Christmas caroling on Monday December 16 from 6 to 8 p m in Hubbard's Junior High cafeteria. Reservations to Mrs. Bernie Margala at 534 52 by December 9.
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Girl Scouts of
Hubbard
Hubbard's
Bernie Margala
Santa Arrives in Hubbard for Holiday House Tours
Santa Claus reached Hubbard on Saturday aboard the fire department parade car and will occupy his house at the corner of St Main and E Liberty St. He will hear requests from Hubbard youngsters Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays 2 to 5 p.m. on December 23 and 24 he will be in his workshop 5 to 8 p.m. to greet children and hand out suckers. The Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce organizes the visit.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Hubbard
Fire Department
St.Main
E. Liberty St
Hubbard Area Charber of Commerce
Solons fail to act on big agenda
City council left several measures on the table including a posting only method for publishing ordinances, an income tax ordinance with a one half of one percent rate expiring December 31, and proposals to create a light fund and to fund a bucket truck with at least 755 dollars monthly.
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Council
Light Department
Key Club Serves, Raises Funds in Hubbard Community
On November 24 the Key Club of Hubbard High School attended services at First Baptist Church then led a Muscular Dystrophy Drive with six volunteers from the school in Hubbard and Hubbard Township. Earlier this month members repaired auditorium seats, washed and painted a plaster strip, and prepared Our Town for production.
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Vietnam
Hubbard High School
Hubbard and
Hubbard Township
Tom Scullin
Bill Hackett
International Project Committee
Jeff Vasey
Presi
First Baptist Church
Key Club
Hubbard
Our Town
Public hearing on Hubbard Township zone change set for Dec 30
Hubbard Township Planning and Zoning Commission schedules a public hearing Monday December 30 at 8 PM in the township building to consider a zone change request by Thomas C and Mary O D Rd The request seeks to reclassify part of their land from agricultural to commercial with 321.64 feet frontage on Hubbard Coitsville Rd and 350 feet on County Line Rd at the road intersection.
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Hubbard Township Planning and Zoning Commission
Thomas C
Mary OD
Hubbard - Coitsville
County Line Rd
Masury Area Seeks Energetic Carrier Boys
Attention boys aged 11 to 15 in the Hubbard area. Earn cash and prizes by delivering papers one night a week. For details send name age address and phone to Mrs Betty Pruett Hubbard News Hubbard Ohio or call 534 1124.
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Betty Pruett
Hubbard News
Hubbard
Ohio
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PTA
Country Store
First Baptist Bazaar
Mary Ann Williams
America
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