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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1969

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Hubbard teen ventriloquist Rod Koonce wowed party crowd

Rod Koonce a Hubbard High sophomore and his ventriloquist dummy Cornelius Krantz entertained children at a Hubbard Jaycees Christmas party. The pair, aided by humor and playful carols, have performed for school groups, churches, and the Masonic order, with Rod planning a future in computers.

Hubbard Jaycees Rod Koonce Cornelius Krantz Cornelius Rod Kenneth Koonce Bell Wick Road Hubbard High Jerry Mahoney Corny Kenneth Kenda

Brookfield cuts lunch price at three elementary schools

Brookfield Township reduces hot lunch cost from 35 cents to 25 cents under a federal program. The district coordinator, Joseph White, says Child Nutrition act aid covers the difference. Curtis Addison and Stevenson Schools are affected.

Brookfield Township Joseph White Brookfield Township Junior High Curtis Addison Stevenson

Rhodes Likely to Head Appalachia Governors Conference

Gov. James A. Rhodes is expected to be named chairman of the Appalachia Governor's Conference at a Washington meeting. Spokesmen say Rhodes was championed by Vice President-Elect Spiro Agnew, who is to attend. Rhodes joined Agnew and Bob Hope at the Super Bowl in Miami and will attend Nixon's inauguration after the governors meeting. The 13 states in the conference include Ohio, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.

Columbus UPI James A. Rhodes Appalachia Washington Statehouse Rhodes Spiro Agnew Miami Agnew Bob Hope California Richard Nixon Ohio Alabama Georgia Kentucky Maryland Mississippi New York North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia

Local ward races spark petitions and long serving Kiwanis

William Cavanaugh seeks re election as first ward councilman and Harvey Hatch vies to remain second ward leader. Nick Pannunzio Jr also campaigns for third ward seat. The piece also honors Kiwanis members James Hanrahan Russell Harder and others with long attendance records at the Hubbard club.

William Cavanaugh E. Liberty Sr Cavanaugh Bill Harvey Hatch Hatch Hubbard Council Nicholas Pannunzio, Jr School St Third Ward Nick James C. Hanrahan Russell M. Harder Kiwanis Club Arba Bear Charles E. Ferrick Richard Stiver William Glaser Donald E. Schafer L. C. Alexander Stanley Hacker Peter J. Snyder Leon Altenderfer Jack Emrich

Hubbard dog tag drive warns of unpaid licenses

Hubbard residents are urged to purchase dog licenses by January 20 as 300 dogs already wear tags. Licenses cost 2.50 and are available at Western Auto Store 761 N Main. Over three month dogs require tags and penalties may reach 25 plus costs if found without. Rotary bulletin notes parking meters resemble legalized gambling with a city bet of 2 dollars to 5 cents per hour.

Hubbard Rotary Club

Nursery School to Open in Hubbard Area

First Presbyterian Church announces a nursery school for Hubbard area children entering public kindergarten in fall 1969. Opening day is Tuesday January 28 at 9 a.m., sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 to 11:30 a.m. through the semester. Director is Mrs William Gentile with assistants Miss Linda Dunmire and Miss Nancy Kennedy. Enrollment filled but wait list available via church office.

Hubbard Area First Presbyterian Church William Gentile Linda Dunmire Nancy Kennedy

Deadline for Hubbard dog licenses nears January 20

Sale of dog licenses at Hubbard Western Auto Store trails behind schedule as the January 20 deadline approaches. About 300 owners have paid the $2.50 tag price at 761 N Main St. A $1 penalty and a possible $25 fine plus costs apply after the deadline. Dogs over 3 months must be licensed. owners are urged to buy early.

Hubbard Hubbard Western Auto Store N. Main St

Perry seeks at large council seat on Democratic ticket

Louis C. Perry 263 Grand View Ave announces his candidacy for councilman at large. A former Hubbard councilman for four years he is vice president of IA & M Local 44 and an Optimist Club officer. Perry works as a tool and die maker at Truscon Steel Co.

Louis C. Perry Grandview Ave Perry Hubbard IA & M Local 44 Optimist Club Truscon Steel Co

Third Ward Residents Press Sewer Flooding Issue

Hubbard residents from the third ward plan to press council at Monday’s meeting over flooding and sanitary sewer overflows in basements. They seek action before spring rains, with 25 residents present last week and officials considering a surface water survey as a possible fix. Mayor Balk dine is expected to attend after illness.

Hubbard Third Ward Theodore Dastoli Herman Ghizzoni Gladys St Robert Knuff Council Caroline, Rebecca, Gladys, Grace, Center Myron St Joseph Balkdine

Jaycees open membership drive at mayor's night

Hubbard Area Jaycees begin the 1969 membership drive with a January 27 meeting at 8 p.m. in City Council Chambers. Mayor Joseph J. Baldine will speak on plans for the year. Men aged 21 to 35 urged to attend. wives invited. A membership committee led by Jack Rogers convenes January 15 at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers.

Hubbard Area Jaycees City Council Joseph J. Baldine Jaycees Jack Rogers Council Chambers

Cadette Scouts Hear Special Speakers on Jan 22

Cadette and senior scouts are invited to hear Miss Nadia Lahutsky Champion and Miss Shirley Knowlton West Farming ton on Wednesday January 22 at 8 p.m. in Hubbard Junior High auditorium. Neighborhood Chairman Helen Dubyak extends the invitation to all scouts mothers leaders and committee members. Loretta Heckman will answer questions about opportunities and the Juliette Lowe Fund supports these programs. Leaders meet at 7 p.m. prior to the program.

Girl Scout Helen Dubyak Nadia Lahutsky Shirley Knowlton West Farmington Hubbard Junior High Auditorium Lahutsky Our Cabana Cuernavaca Mexico Miss Knowlton Edith Macy Pleasantville N.Y Loretta Heckman Proram Services Julliette Lowe

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in Hubbard

The Hubbard Ministerial Association sponsors a Week of Prayer for Christian Unity January 19 to 26. Services at 7 p.m. feature speakers from local churches including Rev Crumbley, Rev MacNeil, Rev Slates, Rev Hull, Rev Cottrell, Rev Thorne, and Rev Mrs Russell at First Presbyterian to close.

Christian Unity Hubbard Hubbard Ministerial Association Charles Crumbley First Baptist Church Donald MacNeil Coalburg Methodist Church William Slates Church of the Nazarene Harry Hull Grace Lutheran Church Herbert Cottrell First United Methodist Church Phillip Thorne St. Patrick Church Jacquelyn Russell First Presbyterian Church Sundy

Camp Fire Girls Plan Bird Feeding Event at Harding Park

Hubbard Camp Fire Girls announce their annual bird feeding project Saturday January 25 beginning at 10 am at Harding Park. All Hubbard Camp Fire Girls are invited to participate. The next leaders meeting is February 5 at Kay Vandetti home 205% N Main St.

Hubbard Camp Fire Harding Park Kay Vandetti N. Main St

Special Ed Teacher Describes Challenges and Rewards

Mrs. Margaret Sweeney, a Reed Elementary special education teacher in Youngstown, discusses the rewarding yet demanding work with 16 students who have learning disabilities. She notes most are not retarded, and emphasizes progress through tailored, patient instruction, daily reinforcement, and a reward system to build self confidence.

Margaret Sweeney Pointview Ave Youngstown Reed Elementary School Ohio Sweeney

Hubbard Eagle Scouts to usher at Nixon inauguration

Two Hubbard Eagle Scouts Chuck Nord and Scott Callahan will serve as honorary ushers at President Richard M. Nixon’s inauguration. The pair, both in Troop 100 of the First United Methodist Church, join 19 other Eagle Scouts from the Mahoning Valley Council, traveling January 11 to 21.

Hubbard Eagle Scouts Richard M. Nixon Chuck Nord Charles N. Nord Sunset Dr Scott Callahan Raymond Callahan Parkview Dr The Knights of Dunamis First United Methodist Church Mahoning Valley Council of Boy Scouts Chuck Hubbard News Carrier Scott Hubbard High

Annual spaghetti supper sponsored by Hubbard United Methodist Men's Club

The Hubbard United Methodist Men's Club hosts its annual spaghetti supper on Saturday January 25 offering proceeds likely for church programs.

Hubbard United Methodist Men's Club

90th Birthday Celebrated for Mrs. Calvin Hall

Mrs. Calvin Hall of 2949 Youngstown Hubbard Road celebrated her 90th birthday with family and friends on Thursday January 9. A descendant of the Hall family for whom Hall's Corners was named she remains active in local affairs and received belated wishes.

Calvin Hall Youngstown-Hubbard Rd Hall Hall's Corners

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Todd Koonce Todd Brenda Lorie Ventriloquist Mary Ann Williams Jimmy Nelson Brookfield Western Auto Store N. Main Fido Cadette Scouts Mrs. Sweeney March OF Dimes Alberini’'s Warren Pic Tured Susanne Federico Hubbard March of Dimes Freddy Griffin Nick D’eramo County Patricia Skruck
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