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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1968
Page
2
The Hubbard News and Reporter serves Hubbard Ohio as a weekly publication with local news updates, advertising rates, and delivery details. It lists staff positions including publisher and editors and notes deadlines for various sections and mail subscriptions.
In Vietnam and overseas, Red Cross workers provide 24 hour aid to troops with clubmobiles hospitals and recreation centers. The national drive aims to raise 122 million dollars this year to fund disaster relief blood drives and safety programs amid rising demand from fighting men and disasters.
Jaycees host a Battle of the Bands for ages 13 to 19 on April 19 at U S W A Union Hall 1080 Salt Springs Rd. Ten point judging scale covers musical talent showmanship appearance and audience appeal. Local winner advances to state and national runs with prizes and a chance to cut a record at a local studio.
Fred Slagle was re-elected president of the Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting in the chamber office. Ralph Cooper Harold Walters and Larry Alexander named as officers with James Stewart and J Leonard Stewart reelected to treasurer and executive manager posts. Jack Devine appointed to fill the unexpired term of William Gartland. Next meeting scheduled for March 19 at noon with a 7:30 p.m. nomination and officer election session in the high school cafeteria.
Dr and Mrs Raymond Mc Mahon Jr Massillon among 17 Ohio couples who lecture for the State Health Dept will moderate a public discussion on Sex Education in Modern Times at Hubbard High School auditorium at 8 p m Thursday March 14 Presented by the Roosevelt Elementary PTA The public is invited No admission charge Baby care arrangements provided The Roosevelt PTA aims to inform parents and students on health topics
Band sponsors schedule meetings in the high school band room on Monday March 11. An executive session starts at 7 30 p m followed by a general meeting at 8 p m. Parents are invited to attend as final plans for the candy sale are discussed.
The article explains how Sunday blue laws limit work and commerce, especially food sales seen as not essential. It notes cases on constitutionality, including State v. Kidd and State v. House, and discusses arguments about class legislation and interstate commerce. It mentions Samuel A. Peters and the ongoing enforcement debate in Girard Municipal Court.
The council weighs a proposed engineer contract offering 9 percent on the first 90 000 and 7 percent thereafter plus 500 dollars monthly for five days a week four hours daily. Blue laws and Sunday observance history are discussed, noting changes from strict common law and the role of modern rest policies. Police and fire activity for February are summarized, and an Ohio PUC hearing on Route 304 crossing blocking is announced.
The Roosevelt Elementary P T A invites parents to a free forum on Sex Education in Modern Times at 8 pm Thursday March 14 in the high school auditorium. Baby-sitting staffed by workers will be available and refreshments served in the cafeteria after the program. Moderators Dr Raymond McMahon Jr and his wife from Massillon Ohio lecture under state child health programs.
Vincent A. Ferry of Masury aided the C-5 Galaxy project at Wright- Patterson AFB and Lockheed-Georgia Marietta. The C-5, first flown in 1968, will carry 75 troops and 50 tons across 5,500 nautical miles. It features 28-wheel gear, terrain following radar, and self contained cargo ramps for rapid loading. Ferry helped acquire data from Lockheed-Georgia and General Electric during design, test, and production phases.
The Third Wednesday Hobby Club met February 21 at 34 Cherry Street Hubbard to craft plastic container bird cages with rug yarn and artificial flowers, plus terry kitchen towels. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs. Arthur Weiser and a heart shaped jello luncheon celebrated Valentine’s Day.
The Hubbard Homecoming Association will elect officers at the next regular meeting. It will be held on Wednesday March 13 at 8 30 p m at the City Building according to President Richard Stiver.
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