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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1978
Page
2
The Hubbard News presents a holiday poem by Helen Donaldson titled What Is Christmas as a pre holiday greeting. It ponders whether Christmas is wreaths bells carols gifts or the Christ of Christmas, urging readers to carry the season’s spirit throughout the year.
The Youngstown Board of Education urged state lawmakers to relax the Sunshine Law rules, arguing openness is essential while critics warn it would enable behind closed door decisions. The board sought support from Rep. Thomas Gilmartin, who pledged to help, amid calls to preserve public access to board actions.
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In a Christmas reflection from Grenada West Indies Ralph Ingersoll Sr. writes on the birth of faith across religions and science. He notes the appeal and failings of mandating belief, cites Wells and Marx, and argues that humanity progresses by seeking goodness despite fear and mystery while urging humility in word and deed during the holiday season.
Grace Allison reflects on Christmas decorations and their symbolism. Evergreen trees represent life and Christ, lights symbolize Jesus as the light of the world, and gifts recall the Wise Men. The nativity, cards, music, angels, and verses reinforce worship, peace, and keeping faith alive beyond the season.
JOAN COCHRAN muses on Christmas as a season of light that reveals true worth beyond grandeur. She argues against ornamented doctrine, urges openness and benevolence, and recalls the Babe in the manger as reborn each Christmas to remind us of goodness. Buy by bank. Geneva, Ill. UPI item notes DIY lamp cord replacement in five colors with Belden Corp. contact.
The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor with signatures and full contact details. Each letter will be confirmed before publication, may be edited or shortened, and cannot be returned. Names can be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
The Hubbard News is published weekly by Phoenix Publications at 35 W State St Niles Ohio. Subscriptions cost 12 dollars yearly and seven dollars for six months. the paper is entered as second class mail in Hubbard Ohio.
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