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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
1
The Friday event at Hubbard Playgrounds featured cats dogs poodles ducks turtles and rabbits with owners presenting their pets. Children from Jones Sr and Waugh Dr playgrounds participated and last week's turnout reached 1 035 youngsters while seven weeks of activities remain.
Hubbard High varsity cheerleaders Anita Johnson Marilyn Plesic and Mary Beth Williams earned two second place ribbons at a four day Kent State University cheerleading school. About 750 cheerleaders from several states attended the event in which teams learned stunts cheers and pom routines. The Hubbard trio joined peers from Ohio Michigan Virginia Pennsylvania Indiana and Kentucky and stayed in university dormitories. They return June 15 after a four day program with plans for a Michigan State University session in August.
About 125 people attended the St Patricks Cub Scout Pack 103 family picnic in Harding Park last Sunday June 23. Cubs and families enjoyed games races a casserole luncheon and various contests with Mark Perro winning the Cubs footrace and his sister Karen Perro the girls 6 to 10 race. Bob Knuff won the football kicking contest while Mr and Mrs Joseph Takasz won the adults egg throw. Children under six had a penny scramble and men and boys played baseball.
Spring quarter honors list at Kent State University features Connie Knida David Le Moine Flaine Brake Mark Gregorich Michael Lenardi and Darla Slade all with 4.0 GPAs. To qualify students must hold a 3.4 or higher average.
The Harmony Class of Central Christian Church at 52 South Main Street will host an ice cream social on Friday June 28 from 6 to 10 p.m. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12.
The Hubbard Homecoming Association will hold weekly Wednesday meetings at 8:30 p.m. in Council Chambers through July 24, the date of the Homecoming Parade.
Hubbard News offers a free Britannica 15-volume junior set to adults who clip the page 7 coupon and mail or deliver it to The Hubbard News at 47 Oak Knoll Dr. The drawing is on Monday July 15 at 1 pm at the Hubbard News office and the winner will be announced in a news story.
Hubbard invites girls ages 15 to 18 living in Hubbard or Hubbard Township to enter the 1968 Homecoming queen contest. Applicants submit name age parents address school activities and a 20 to 250 word essay on The Generation Gap plus a photo by July 15. Final judging and coronation occur July 28 with a parade July 24.
Float chairmen Ed Madeline and Bill Colletta invite Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Brownies Cub Scouts and Campfire Girls to participate in the July 24 Homecoming Parade. Contact Madeline at 534-65 or Colletta at 534-4155 by July 19. Floats judged in six categories with one prize per category. Floats must be trailers or flatbed trucks. cars and convertibles compete as float entries.
Hubbard Optimist Club will install new officers at the June 29 meeting at 6 30 pm at the Colonial House Youngstown. Officers include President Robert DeJulio Vice Presidents Frank Petrak Anthony Villano and Secretary Treasurer Robert Huff New board members are Lou Perry and Sanford Katz.
Barbara Murray and Joette Scudieri, Buckeye Girls State delegates, returned from Athens Ohio after eight days of government instruction. Barbara elected Speaker of the House, Joette named House member and Woolsey City School Superintendent. Rotary Club of Hubbard sponsored Barbara.
The Hubbard PTA Council expresses thanks to the Hubbard Auxiliary Police, musicians and Jack Ellis for aiding its square dance on Friday. The event supports the PTA scholarship fund which awarded two scholarships of 400 dollars each. Final results of the dance will be announced.
Due to the holiday, deadlines for next week are advanced. Classified and display advertising as well as news must be submitted by 4 p.m. Friday June 28. Cooperation requested.
The Hubbard Chapter of United Presbyterian Men schedules their annual picnic at Harding Park Pavillion 2 on Monday in July. Dinner starts at 6 30 p.m. attendees should bring their own table service.
Rudolph A A Bender Jr of 1408 Hubbard Youngstown Rd named Governor's Representative for Rotary District 665 at the January meeting. Bill Hackett named student of the month. Alike Odding and Andrew Fisher received club banners for their return home. Mrs Chester Amedia spoke at the June meeting on health education and first aid to Hubbard High School students.
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