Poto Triplets Turn Three. Family Celebrates Christmas Joy
Mrs. Peto and husband mark Kathy, Kendra, and Kerry Poto turning three on January 12. The girls, plus five year old Sandy, fill their split level home with diapers, scarves, and smiles as they plan to sing in a church program and hope for Barbie dolls from Santa.
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Mia
Kenneth Poto
Sandy
Kathy
Kendra
Kerry
Peto
Mama
Mrs. Peto
the Slope Congregational Church
Grandma Peto
Pates
Pato
Hans
Carne
Fire Chief Warns Don’t Have a Fiery Christmas
Fire Chief Leonard Stevenson urges a safe festive season warning that fir trees spark fires. He advises fresh trees in water, modern decorations with UL labels, no lighted candy ornaments, intact light fixtures, and unplugging lights when by or leaving home.
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U.S
Stevenson
Handzush resigns as Township Supervisor after decade
HUBBARN Township trustees accepted the resignation of Township Supervisor Handzush who has served ten years. They approved the budget commission millage for next year totaling 2.65 mills: roads and bridges 2, general fund .3, health .15, cemetery maintenance .2. A zoning hearing on Creed Avenue property to change from agricultural to residential closes this year’s agenda with a Dec 29 meeting at 7 pm.
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Hubbarn
John Handzuch
Handzush
E. Liberty &T
Budget Commission
General Fund
Creed Avenue
Interact Club Sells Yule Trees in Hubbard
Hubbard High School Interact Club sells Christmas trees on N Main St near Brownlee Co to fund club activities. Proceeds support yearlong Interact projects, with sponsorship by Hubbard Rotary Club. Christmas wreaths also sold at the same location by Newman Club of Youngstown State University to support an Appalachia project.
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Hubbard
Interact Club
Hubbard High School
N. Main St
Brownlee of Co
Interact
Hubbard Rotary Club
Newman Club
Youngstown State University
Appalachia
Thompson elected president of BCA
Cecil C. Thompson of M40 Youngstown Hubbard Rd was chosen president of the Business and Civic Assn at the annual Christmas party. Officers include William Colletta as vice president Russell M. Hateer as secretary and Harry Hamilton as treasurer. Rev. Gerald Williams spoke at the event and early club film reels were shown by Thomas Minahan.
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Hubbard
Cecil C. Thompson
M40
Youngstown-Hubbard Rd
Business and Civic Assn
William §. Colletta
Russell M. Hateer
Harry Hamilton
Gerald Williams
The
Central Christian Church
Thomas Minahan
E. L. Reilly
Sadie Williams
Christmas Services Light Hubbard Area Churches
Hubbard area churches plan Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services featuring candlelight, choirs and special music. Church listings include Methodist 5 pm service led by Rev. John M. Bineman, Coalburg United 7 30 pm flashlight carol service, Nazareth 7 30 pm candlelight, St. Bernadette two midnight Masses, St. Patrick multiple Mass times, 1st Presbyterian Christmas Eve sermon by Rev. Philip Thome, Calvary Baptist Christmas tree program and Watchnight, Grace Lutheran candlelighting 7 30 and 11 pm with Glory in Heaven Take 2 and a Channel 1 sermon.
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Pastors Methodist Church
John M. Binerman
1St Presbyterian Church
Philip Thome
Calvany Baptest Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Wiliam Slates
Reed School construction nears completion and new staff
Hubbard Supt Loren Giblin says all Reed Elementary phases near finish and first classes will move in soon with kindergartens first at First Baptist Church. High school work continues including a completed bus garage and nearing lunchroom. media center also slated for holiday work. James LaCivita to be sworn in Jan 6 as board member alongside President Alfred Deane. other board members listed. The Hi club candy sale approved. resignations accepted for two teachers, a secretary, and a lunchroom worker with replacements named. County auditor tax rate set at 31.5 mills. 5.8 for bonds, 25.7 for general fund. Auxiliary funds for St Patrick School filed with Giblin as administrator.
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Hubbard — Supt. of
Loren Giblin
Reed
First Baptist Church
Roosevelt Elementary
Board of Education
Gots
Anthony Garona
George Gurdash
Ray Werner
Immed
John Angele
Messere
St. Patrick School
Supt. Giblin
Roosevelt Students Lead Toys for Tots Drive
Roosevelt Elementary School student council organized a Toys for Tots drive with the Marine Corps Reserves, plus a canned goods collection for Youngstown East Side Rescue Mission. A bake sale funded five dollar contributions to the Children's Service Christmas Fund, the WFMJ Five and Dime fund, and the TE and Health Association.
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Hubbard
Roosevelt Elementary School
Marine Corps Reserves
Marcia Kolovich
Youngstown East Side
Children’s Service
Trumbull County
Wfmj Five and Dime Fund
TE and Health Association
Santa letters reveal Hubbard youths’ wishes and goodwill
Letters to Santa published by the Hubbard News show children’s polite requests and honest hopes for toys arts and pets. Many ask about Santa and Mrs Claus and how sleighs work while others list practical needs and family care. A few letters reflect chores and gratitude, underscoring community spirit as the season’s hallmark. Also noting Michael J Nico ra earns a bachelor of science in agriculture at Ohio State University with Newsweek’s Harry C Thompson delivering the commencement address.
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Hubbard
Santa
Hubbard News
Tratmoth Ledger
Santa Claus
Jane Reeder
Mrs. Claus
Department of Santa
Rudolph
Mike
Richards
Niles
Sante
San
Bull County Children's Fund
David
Dickey
Raymond Franklin
Nancy Alexander
Bippie
Tracie
Michael J Nicora
Ohio State University
Harry C. Thompson
Newsweek Magazine
Holiday deadlines for newspaper edition
The copy deadline for the upcoming edition before New Year’s is noon Friday December 28. This notice urges contributors to submit articles and items by that cutoff to appear in the holiday issue.
Ohio deer harvest tops records in 12 years
Fred E. Meor director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports the 1969 deer season produced 1810 total deer 1640 bucks and 170 does a 11 percent rise from 1968 Ashtabula Trumbull Athens and Washington counties posted high yields Morgan county yielded a 19 point trophy rack The program credits population zoning and regulated harvest to sustain deer herds
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Fred E. Meor
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Morr
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Athens
Washington
Morgan County
Buckeye
Boone and Crocket Club
Division of Wildlife
Mott
Attorney seeks equal time to oppose Army recruiting ads
San Francisco based attorney Donald A. Zelinek wrote to thirty radio and television stations demanding equal time to counter Army recruiting messages. He noted the industry was urged to air antismoking spots to counter cigarette advertising and argued that serving in the Army is as dangerous as smoking.
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San Francisco
UPI
Donald A. Zelinek
Zelinek
Ohio official urges collegians to register during holidays
Secretary of State Ted Brown asks Ohio college students to register to vote when home for holidays. He notes 1970 races for state offices and federal seats and urges absentee voting awareness. Registration deadlines are March 25 for the May 5 primary and September 28 for the November election.
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Columbus
UPD
Ted Brown
Ohio
United States Senate
Congress
Ohio General Assembly
Youngstown Man Indicted in Bank Robbery Case
Youngstown resident Kerneth TL Rogers 22 was indicted by a federal grand jury for the Vil age Center Branch of the Niles Bank robbery on Sept 22. He allegedly fled with over 11000, 800 recovered later, a chase ensued with shotgun fire, and the suspect remained at large the day of the report.
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Cleveland
Kerneth TL
Rogers
Youngstown
Vilage Center
Niles Bank
Miles
FBI
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Poto
HHS Interact Club
Thompson
BCA
Hubbard Area
Jesus
Coalburg United Methodist Church
Angels
Daeaveline Russell
Church OF the Nazarene
Reed School
Geraldine Hurst
Doris Simpkins
Misa Kathleen Laney
Larry Messere
Simpkins
Richard Buchenkc
Roosevelt
Kolovich
Doerr
Douglas Wil- Hames
Barbara Petrek
Barbara Ishe
Frank Petrek
Pofhour-Wheeler Re
Douglas
James Williams
Chestnnet Ridge Rd
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