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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1982
Page
3
Edison explains that profits from interest cover attorney and engineering fees. City customers may see a definite 25 percent rise in May electric bills, though they could recover the increase with interest.
Raymond Lee Hubbard reports on the January 1 1982 swearing in of city and Hubbard Township officials. Anthony Bernard presided as William Colletta was re elected president of City Council with several incumbents and newcomers sworn in. Helen Dubyak became Hubbard Township Trustee, replacing Ralph Salerno. All officials ready to assume duties January 1 1982.
Hubbard The Hub bard Community Pool announces a six week schedule from January 11 to February 22 featuring adult swim lessons and a range of programs for children and seniors. Monday Wednesday and weekend sessions include Early Bird Swim Water Babies Kindergarten Preschool Swimnastics and Open Swim. For details call 534 1992.
Hubbard residents may join a six lesson boating safety course with two elective navigation classes. Registration is Tuesday Jan 12 at 7 30 p m in Hubbard High School lunchroom, classes start Jan 19 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Bert Paulk listed for more information.
Washington says Chicago outshines Columbus in bid to host the 1992 world’s fair. Pratt, director of international expositions, cites Chicago’s extensive volume papers and universal fair bid versus Columbus’s general fair. Officials warn Columbus may be doomed as prospects dim.
The Civic Children’s Theatre of Youngstown announces Saturday theater classes in Warren at the YWCA starting January 9 for ages 3 to 12. Sessions run six weeks with fees 20 and 30 dollars, plus plan an upcoming Kent State University Trumbull Campus Theater production in March at KSUTC Theater.
The Western Reserve Council marks the 72nd anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America February 7 13 with 3000 youth in Trumbull Portage and Geauga counties taking part. The SOAR program highlights conservation projects and environmental awards as Ned Gold leads planning. events include Cub Scout blue and gold banquets parent nights courts of honor and Scouting Sabbath plus Scouting Sunday.
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