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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
2
A hometown appeal explains the value of letters to the editor as a safe civic outlet for protests and ideas. Readers are urged to use the newspaper to voice reform and redevelopment thoughts without marching or burning.
Douglas Waldorf Scott and Timothy Leighton Scott, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Miller of Vienna and the late Thomas K. Scott, received degrees. Douglas graduated cum laude from Harvard on June 13 and will pursue Harvard business graduate studies. Timothy earned an MBA from Dartmouth on June 16 and will join American Machine and Foundry in Stanford, Connecticut.
Two Packard Electric Division employees receive promotions. Edward R. Blazak becomes Quality Control foreman in Plant 10 with a 1964 start in QC. Dominic J. Amato is promoted to Quality Control foreman in Plant 13. Both are Youngstown State University students. Blazak and Amato hold families and veterans’ backgrounds.
The Trumbull ASCS announces July 1 as the deadline to file for a new wheat allotment. Eligible farmers must not already hold a wheat allotment and must meet income, farming history, and equipment requirements at Cortland ASCS Office, 208 Main St.
The Thimble-Needle Club met at Mrs. Leonard Rock’s home with most members present. Carmel Sisco was in hospital. A cold luncheon and a floral table centerpiece were noted. The group set a picnic at Mrs. Rock’s Myron Street home for August 7 at 6 p.m., asking members to bring a covered dish. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Louis Vernell’s Jackson Street home on September 4 at 8 p.m.
Rotary exchange student Alike Odding and AFS guest Andy Fisher were the guests of honor at a buffet dinner hosted by Misses Nancy and Jane Kennedy. About 22 guests attended to bid farewell before departures to the Netherlands on July 15 and Hubbard on June 29. Elaine Vargo was surprised with a birthday cake on June 20.
Mrs. Albert Hulse former Pearl Furney of Hubbard and now in Clermont California spends a 19 day visit in Hubbard with relatives. Her sisters Mrs Roy Schotten and Mrs Mabel Snyder live nearby and she will jet back to Clermont where her son Albert and family reside. HUBBARD INSIDER Richard T. Homolya son of Mr and Mrs Jules Homolya of 325 Moore Street is listed on Tri-State College Angola Indiana spring quarter honors list in School of Electrical Engineering and has been on the honors list for all three quarters of his freshman year. He is a Hubbard High School graduate.
Hubbard Garden Club members and guests meet at Harding Park for a tureen luncheon at 12 30 p m on June 27 at Pavilion 2. Bring own table service and bread beverage and dessert provided. Hostesses are Mrs W Zimmer man Mrs L O Crawford and Mrs V Burgoon.
A birthday notice lists individuals celebrating in the week of June 27 through July 3. Names include Richard Briggs Keith Worner Gary Goodyear Bill Coleman Rose Ann Peplowski Raymond Rodgers Danny Scullin Kathy Hallsky David Bugby Tom Fricker Patty McIntee Betty Kiuska Patrick Moran John Paul DeVassie Suzanne Hungerford Larry DelBane Kay Rodgers Regina Petruska Joseph M Gudzinas Kerry Sue Angelo Lionel Lang John Kuty Robert Rusbacky Dorothy Ballack Daniel Barr Cinda Denamen David A Gudzinas Mercedes Allen Susan West Gary Montgomery Bob Pennell Charles Hoffman Juanita Patterson Robert Johnson.
The Estates Garden Club held a traditional flower arranging workshop on June 17 at Mrs. Frank Toman’s 279 Parish Ave home. Members created original arrangements and received feedback from guest Mrs. Joseph Weaver of Youngstown. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Samuel Cutter and Mrs. Myron Blasko. door prize went to Mrs. Carl Phillips. The next meeting, a free form workshop, is set for July 15 at 279 Parish Ave with Mrs. Weaver.
Sister Mary William, piano and organ teacher, was feted at a surprise brunch tea at St. Patrick's Church last Sunday morning. She is departing the parish for a position in Brunswick Ohio, and received a purse from Ralph Perman on behalf of former students.
The Victory Voices an eight voice ensemble from Northeast Bible Institute will present sacred and gospel music at 730 p m Friday June 28 in First Assembly of God Church Pastor Raymond Taber says The group directed by Rev Neil Chadwick features quartets by the Kingsman Joyettes duets by the Chadwicks and Prov Chadwick will speak at intermission The ensemble comprises Institute students from a 275 member body The concert is part of an eight state eastern tour and the public is invited to attend
The Slovak Catholic Sokols of Hubbard cancel July and August meetings due to the summer season. Recording secretary Mary Gavulie announces the change and dues are urged to be paid to financial secretary John Sharisky at 129 Westview or by phone 534-2277. Members are wished an enjoyable vacation and urged to attend the September 1 meeting.
Advertisement rates information appears for the Hubbard News and Reporter located at 47 Oak Knoll Drive Hubbard Ohio with contact details and publication details. The notice lists pricing inquiries as applicable to national newspaper advertising and notes the paper’s leadership and filing details.
Randall Johnson, bound for Basel Switzerland for Ohio Northern University’s Junior Year Abroad, received two scholastic grants. A $750 Methodist Crusade Fund scholarship and an $800 Jepson Opportunity Fund award recognize his academic achievement and leadership. Johnson maintains a 40 scholastic average for spring quarter. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald D Johnson and works this summer for the Hubbard Township road department.
Maj Ritenour son of Merle L. Ritenour and family arrive June 22 for a week at Pymatuning Lake Ohio cabins. He will receive friends until June 29 before returning to Charleston AFB South Carolina where he serves as navigator in the 437th Military Airlift Wing.
First United Methodist Church Hubbard sets summer schedule from June 20 through September. Church school for grades through sixth runs from to 10 am with worship in the sanctuary from 10 to 11 am.
Global color vision issues are described with types like dichromatism and achromatism. The piece promotes AL TELL'S PHARMACY at 220 W Liberty St Patton's Sparkle Market offering senior discounts and daily hours.
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