Saint Patrick s Youth forms at St Patrick s Church
Saint Patrick s Youth SPY is a new youth group at St Patrick s Church with 65 high school members under Father Tony Pastucci. The coed group focuses on religious education social activities and fund raising with teachers certified by the diocese. Fundraising supports teen dances and field trips while participation in work yields access to events.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
St. Patrick’s Church
Saint Patrick’s Youth
Fathe Tony Pastucci
Father Pastucci
St. Patrick Church
al Ondich
Fran Shellock
Denise Dobranchin
Marilyn Fox
Jeff Cipriano
Jeff
CCD
Cedar Point
Futre Future
Ant
Pastucci
ST. Patrick’s
Fishing Derby Opens At Hubbard Harding Park
The July 3 Fishing Derby at Hubbard Harding Park starts at 9 a.m. with prizes for all kids. Jerry Brinzley of Outdoor Journal coordinates a long prize list including rods reels and books. Donors from manufacturers and publishers back the event as about 183 participants last year. Winners are based on most fish caught and other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lee Hubbard
Harding Park
Jerry Brinzley
Outdoor Journal
Billesley
Brinzley
Ohio Water Service
Derby July 3 Derby Derby Day fishing derby
Struthers Lake hosts a derby on July 3 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crappie and bluegill are the target as nets off Girard Lake supply the fish. Officials warn anglers that fishing before Derby Day will be prosecuted and urge preparation for a potential big prize.
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Blue Lake
Struthers
Booker
Girard Lake
Warning Issued Against Fireworks In Hubbard City
Hubbard city police chief Ernie DeMatteo warned residents against possessing or using fireworks this year. He vowed full enforcement under Ohio law with fines from 25 to 500 dollars. He also warned about loose dogs and cats and said violators would face stiff penalties in court.
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Hubbard
Ernie DeMatteo
DeMatteo
No early fishing at Harding Park derby invites youth anglers
Mayor Arthur Magee and Hubbard officials warn against fishing in Harding Park lake before July 4. The lake is stocked for the annual fishing derby for Hubbard and township youth. Patrols will be stepped up next week and violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Hubbard
Arthur Magee
Harding Park
Hubbard City
Magee
Editorial touches on public service issues and independence day message
The column cites Congressman Lyle Williams addressing problems with a Veterans head and public servants actions. It also mentions the Better Business Bureau advising on finding a care facility and a special Independence Day message on the editorial page, inviting readers to turn to page 2 for more.
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Lyle Williams
Better Business Bureau
Magee's Fourth Of July Celebration In Harding Park
Magee hosts a weekend Fourth of July celebration in Harding Park with fishing derby for children Saturday 9 am to 2 pm led by honorary chair Joseph Sheridan. Re stock of Harding Park Lake courtesy of Walter Piskur Ohio Water Service. Games 1 pm to 4 pm, concert and dance 7 pm to 11 pm featuring Hern Brothers Band. Hubbard Kiwanis breakfast 8 am to 11 am both days. Sunday features Penn Ohio Button Box Club 1 pm and Hubbard Community Chorus Patriotic Concert 3 pm. Proceeds fund Kiwanis projects. Residents invited to bring picnic baskets and lawn chairs.
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Joseph Sheridan
Harding Park Lake
Walter “Buzz” Piskur
Ohio Water Service
Magee
Hern Brothers Band
Hubbard Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Penn-Ohio
Button Box Club
Hubbard Community Chorus
Robert Gray
Hubbard Chamber to award over 35 prizes on July Fourth
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce will award more than 35 prizes at the Fourth of July celebration in Harding Park. Prizes total over 500 dollars and winners need not be present. winning numbers will be published weekly in the Hubbard News and Hubbard Eagle. Winners have two weeks to claim. Drawing occurs during intermission of the free band concert featuring Bob Furney. Contact Chamber reps at 534-3015 or 534-2263. Special thanks given to numerous local sponsors and organizations for helping with the button sale campaign.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce
Harding Park
Hubbard News
Hubbard Eagle
Bob Furney
Chamber
Mahoning and
Dollar Banks
Lark’s T-Shirt Shack
Stivers Motors
Vince's Barber Shop
Collettes Music Studio
Julies Hair Center
Frieda’s
A-Cut-Above
Fun, Feather and Fur Shop
Packard Electric
Emrich Jewelers
Pattons Sparkle Market
Braydich
Dr. Rose
Hubbard Schools
First Impression Printing
Village Paint and Decorator
Kiwanis Club
Dan Modak
F.O.P
Michael Angelo
The
Lions Club
Fred Battista
Hubbard council hears traffic complaints on Caroline Avenue
Hubbard City Council heard from more than 20 residents led by Al Tribby Jr. about speeding and crashes on Caroline and Rebecca Avenues, including a recent crash that knocked out power for hours. Residents seek a four way stop at Caroline and Park. Mayor Magee cites illegal stop sign installation and city wide study. Council also supported liquor license transfer for Castaways Lounge.
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Hubbard
Caroline
Rebecca Avenue
al Tribby Jr
Caroline Ave
Youngstown
Tribby
Caroline and
Park Avenues
Arthur Magee
Ohio
Julius Horanski
Castaways
North Main St
Charles Paul Brashen
John Porter Livingston
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Carol Ballach
Justin Thomas
Trina Merrell
Derby
Inside Today
Pigtail League
Brides and Society
Raymond Lee
State St
Niles
Gerald Wit
Council
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