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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1990
Page
3
Mrs. Ryzner explains the non profit program hosts counselors, accepts varied family types after home visits and references, and matches students to solid homes for a year. The exchange aims to foster global understanding, with contact at 1-800-USA-0200 for more info.
Twelve Girl Scout troops from Hubbard and Liberty areas celebrated Thinking Day on February 22 at Church Hill United Methodist Church. Linda McClains organized the program with a flag ceremony by Charlene Cook's Troop 58, county displays, and games.165 girls attended and formed a double ring friendship circle to conclude.
Hubbard High School Class of 1960 schedules a reunion planning meeting for Thursday March 29 at Longo's Banquet Room. The 22 member committee invites all classmates to join and outlines plans for July 20 to 22 events including wine tasting, record hop, cocktail hour, dinner dance, family picnic, and a class photo with host Atty Joseph A Dubyak. Reservations due by May 1 to co-chair Mary Sue Ferrick Gleydurn.
Hubbard Public Library announces new acquisitions across adult and children's sections. New adult fiction includes Ellery Queen's Bad Scenes, Four on the Floor, The Handman's Children, and Truman's Spy among others. nonfiction features The Death Penalty Opposing Viewpoints and Megatrends 2000, plus art, sports, and reference titles. Children's nonfiction and fiction add titles such as Amazing Animal Builders, Apatosaurus, Growing Up Adopted, and several Beasts early reader titles.
The Hubbard project drew interest from local builders and councilman Joseph Carano who cited high building costs. Officials noted federal funds might help but rent competitiveness remains key, with proposed rents around 350 to 400 dollars monthly. Residents praised the idea as a homey, multi-area attractor near stores and churches.
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