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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1981
Page
2
The Hubbard News observes that the spirit of Christmas transcends belief and time, uniting all people. It describes Christmas as a personal yet universal force fostering peace, gratitude, compassion, and reflection on humanity’s shared clock of life. It emphasizes love as central to Christ’s coming and the season’s timeless appeal.
A reflective piece listing the gifts parents give to their children. It emphasizes principles like brotherly love, faith, self-worth, humor, discipline, work, sharing, justice, truth, hope and being loved. It ends by describing gifts of nature, wonder, and a good home guiding a child’s life.
State Senator Harry Meshel notes that Ohio repealed a three month old casual car sale tax based on blue book values after revenue concerns. The change aimed to spur new car purchases and save auto jobs but loophole provisions prompted repeal and rebates for overtaxed buyers. He urges comprehensive tax reform.
President Reagan’s inspectors, praised as tougher than a junkyard dog, halted 5.4 million in beach sand purchases and 35,000 items, reshaped travel rules to save 200 million annually, and pursue debts owed to the government. Congressman Williams outlines district offices for inquiries.
A reflective piece contrasts 1843 Dickens era hardships with modern times. The author imagines Ebenezer Scrooge and Bob Cratchit under better conditions, hoping for improved care for Tiny Tim and broader Christmas benefits. The piece ends with a festive greeting and banishes gloom.
The BBB notes temporary work has grown beyond students and housewives to include professionals and skilled technicians. Opportunities span draftsmen, technicians, welders, nurses, editors, and more. Sign-up involves forms, interviews, possible tests, and services act as liaison and paymaster.
The meditation reflects on dawn light as a symbol of God’s presence, contrasting darkness without faith with the coming of Christ. It describes sunrise imagery, John the Baptist, and the baby savior in a devotional tone. A prayer asks God to end personal darkness and birth spiritual renewal through Christ. The piece credits Phoenix Publications and lists subscription details and contact info.
A dated note on how toys aid early growth outlines that play is a child's work and toys must engage, be safe, purposeful, and simple to stimulate physical, sensory, and preschool skills. It emphasizes active involvement, imagination, and attractive design, with fragmented concluding lines and a quoted social insight.
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