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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
2
The piece honors St Patrick and the Irish spirit of optimism beyond wearing a shamrock. It urges Americans to seek daily courage and inner peace, transforming conflict into quiet reflection and a shared toast to hope.
A public health warning highlights high child poisoning risk with one in 38 odds yearly and 1600 potential poisonings daily. It notes 500000 poisonings and over 2500 deaths yearly, urging constant supervision and awareness of household toxic products during Poison Prevention Week March 17 23.
A Hubbard panel of teachers will present facets of the social studies curriculum covering geography history sociology economics and political science. Superintendent Giblin envisions a five year plan with improved materials and equipment and a film Make A Mighty Reach by N D E A. The Hubbard High School concert band will provide musical support under William Moody.
The Country Corner Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting on March 21 at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Harold Chase and Mrs. Daniel Radonovic. Mrs. Steve Balash will present a program on Decorated Mats.
Angie Chong Sun Knupp 23, newly arrived from Seoul to Hubbard, talks of friendly Americans and a new world of supermarkets and cars. She met Harold G. Knupp in Korea, married in 1967, and after visa delays arrived Feb 7 to start life in Ohio. She works to learn English, enjoys TV, and plans future visits home as she adapts to American customs.
Testimony from Hubbard residents and officials details long delays at the Route 304 crossing caused by Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna trains. Witnesses include Mayor Baldine, ambulance directors, a terminal manager, and railroad officials explaining stallings, train lengths, power issues, and emergency impact.
Residents and business advocates debate Sunday shopping as ministers push for enforcement of blue laws. Walter Trock of Republic Steel urges stores close, while Mrs Sassone and others defend restrictions arguing for Sabbath observance and local control.
A local housewife voices support for Sunday closures, saying she prefers a day free from shopping and can schedule purchases on other days. She notes no need for stores to open Sundays.
Lynwood C Halliday son of Howard J Halliday of Hubbard Rd has been promoted to technical sergeant in the U S Air Force. A missile systems analyst at Ellsworth AFB South Carolina he is assigned to a Strategic Air Command unit. He is a Liberty High School Churchill graduate. His wife Wanda is daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Falcon of 58 Everett East Road Hubbard.
The Hub Bard Garden Club will meet March 28 at 1 30 p m at 89 Westview the home of Mrs Charles Murphy Hostesses are Mrs Vernon Burgoon and Mrs John Winkle Mrs Donald Kershner will present the program Pine Cone Magic.
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