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Newspaper

Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1972

Page

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Hubbard stores join Senior Citizen Discount ID program

Hubbard area merchants, including Collette's Music Studio Regina Marie's Beauty Salon Guy's Drug Store Mageros Candies Hubbard Eagle Cooper TV and others, publish discount offers for seniors with percentages and limits. The Hubbard Homecoming Association will meet June 14 to hear committee reports and city Safety Director reports about 200 proof ID cards issued.

Hubbard Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce Collette N. Main St Regina Marie's N. Main Guy's Drug Store Hubbard Eagle Cooper TV K.C. Stewart & Sons Bell Wick Bowl W. Liberty Sam’s Joanell’s S. Main Riordans Sporting Goods Silver Motors Inc E. Liberty Gene's Style Center Mattinat Cleaners Rocco's Auto Service Jack Emrich RK & L Fabric Land Hubbard Homecoming Association Council Chambers

Sauline seeks correction of safety hazard on Route 62

Hubbard councilman Albert Sauline urges state officials to fix a safety hazard on Route 62 north of the city limits. He says the median strip crowds two to three feet into the northbound left lane, creating dangerous conditions. Mayor Baldine said officials from the State Highway Department Division 4 office in Ravenna were informed and promised corrections.

Hubbard Cable TV awaits FCC license in Hubbard

Hubbard Cable TV announces it will accept applications for service once FCC approval is received. Altoona firm expects license soon and has signed a 20 year contract with Hubbard city. Initial payment of 500 dollars. service priced at 4.95 dollars monthly with 5.95 dollars per additional outlet. Schools and city facilities to receive free outlets.

Hubbard Hubbard Cable TV Altoona

Hatch urges better street acceptance in Hubbard

Councilman Harvey Hatch pressed Hubbard to tighten city procedures for official street acceptance to prevent substandard roadways. He urged delaying use by snowplows until formally received and questioned current ordinances. Planning commission drafts preliminary subdivision rules with a July 1 deadline. current rules rely on the city engineer, who is currently part time.

Planning Commission Ted Castoli Meadowlands

Hubbard Residents Earn Masters at Westminster College

Westminster College awarded 99 master of education degrees during its 118th annual commencement in New Wilmington. Hubbard residents John W. Pero and Richard J. Tate received the degrees, following their bachelor’s from California State U. and Youngstown State University respectively. The ceremony also conferred 327 bachelor’s degrees.

Hubbard Sandra Lee Marsyla Viola Ave Kent State University Northern Illinois University KSU Westminster College Earland I. Carlson John W. Pero Tamarack Richard J. Tate Gary Dr Pero California State U Tate Youngstown State University Westminster New Wilmington

Mayor Baldine says city works to fix sewer problems

Hubbard mayor Joseph Baldine says the state action on Hubbard’s sewer issues will not be as severe as first feared. He notes progress, cites 10 cooperation points, and outlines plans to expand the plant and reduce storm water infiltration with a July 15 1973 tie in allowance and a Oct 1 1974 expansion deadline.

Hubbard Joseph Baldine Baldine State Water Pollution Control Board District Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Columbus Hoga Falls WCPB John W. Cashman Main Street South Hollow Creek

City to hire four youths under federal grant program

Hubbard confirms federal approval to hire four part time youths through an Emergency Employment Act grant. They will replace vacationing staff, work 234 hours over nine weeks at 1.65 per hour, with 90 percent of wages funded by the grant. applicants must be 16 to 22 from underprivileged homes or college students.

Wilson

Meadowlands Plat No 1 moves ahead after appeal denial

Hubbard-Development of Meadowlands Plat No 1 will continue as the Zoning Board of Appeals denied an appeal against the project. Robert Hogg of Hubbard Realty, Inc. says 24 homes will be built initially on 360 acres with a total 83 homes planned, costing about 2.5 million dollars.

Hubbard Meadowlands Plat Zoning Board of Appeals Hubbard News Robert Hogg Hubbard Realty, Inc Stan- Jim Inc Hogg Robert Hogg Insurance Hubbard Kiwanis Club Robert Gray Youngstown Steel Tank Loren Giblin S. Main W. Liberty Stan Jim Gray

Angus to play for Homecoming Queen's Dance

Hubbard fans learn Angus a popular local group will perform at the Homecoming Queen's Dance in the high school gym Monday July 11 from 8 to 11 p.m. The queen is to be crowned at 9 p.m. Admission is 1.25. The band features Don Delli Quadri organist John Loci Cerro lead singer Ernie Cordy drums and Mike Baranski guitar.

Hubbard Angus Don Delli Quadri John Locicerro Ernie Cordy Mike Baranski

Reed Middle honors assembly caps school year with awards

Reed Middle held its June 8 honors assembly with Principal Fred DiLuiso announcing award winners. Certificates were given for Reed Track Day top finishers and safety patrol participants, with honors for Citizens of the Month across grades, spelling champion Phil Sherwood, and bowling trophies to Scott Reid, Cecilia Franko, and Michael Esposito.

Reed Middle School Leroy Bruce Michele Martino Peter Chick Lon Mary Beth Stewart Chris Fricker Phil Sherwood Susan Mack Barbara Mandis Mary Madeline Marlene Hentosh James Straka Cindy Powell Terry Sargent Harry Fricker Barbara Bolchalk Barry Tyson Sharon Siefert Joephine Poma Steven Tolnar Chris Cornwell Lynn Waler Rick Giancola Bonnie Slavin Darlene Wleton Tia Cooksey Youngstown

Homecoming Queen Contest Deadline Set for Saturday

Hubbard announces the Homecoming Queen entry deadline is midnight this Saturday, June 17. Eligible contestants must be city or township residents who were in freshman through senior classes this year. Freshmen entering in September are ineligible. Entries go to Mrs. Ed Yakell or Mrs. Mary Bentley with typed details.

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