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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1981
Page
3
In San Francisco a Muni driver refused to move as riders sang Jingle Bells on Market Street. The carolers disembarked after about 30 minutes of festive singing while the bus stayed idle. The scene sparked boos and a merry exchange before the driver departed. Also notes the ukulele’s origin tracing to Portuguese sailors who brought a four string guitar to Hawaii in the late 18th century.
EDATA director William Fergus says countywide transit has been studied about five years. Magee warns of long term costs after a nearby system lost over sixty thousand dollars, while Newton Falls officials support their current van service and doubt countywide calendars.
Retiring 123500 in aid from the agency between Oct 1 1980 and Sept 30 1981 Mrs. Smith spoke after the meeting. Trustee Raymond Kulow said a new fire contract has been with Mayor Magee at a meeting including himself and Choppa. The township works on a dispatch method to handle fire calls potentially saving the annual dispatching fee to the city. Kulow said Magee will present a tentative contract for approval.
The Ohio Department of Health warns that hypothermia, a dangerous drop in core body temperature, threatens especially the elderly and those living alone. Early signs include shivering, confusion, slurred speech, and slow heartbeat. keep warm, monitor for symptoms, and seek quick medical help.
The Presbyterian Church announces a 7 p.m. service for young families with music by the Junior Church Children's Choir performing Let Heaven Rejoice and Away in a Manger. The Christmas Eve Candlelight Service begins at 11 p.m. featuring the Chancel Choir. Both services are open to the public.
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