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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1985
Page
3
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Brookfield based WellCare Health Plan Inc plans a broad Mahoning Valley HMO launch in March led by Donald D. Anderson. The plan aims for 15000 members first year and about forty staff, using a community network of physicians, hospitals, and home care with no deductibles and a flat three dollar per visit co pay.
Hubbard Public Library features Padgett Powell's Edisto as a recommended read, detailing Everson Simons' growth in Edisto, South Carolina, with symbolic prose and lively language. The library also lists new 8MM films and March videocassettes through the NOLA system, with borrowing rules, titles spanning Disney to classics, and adult and children's nonfiction and fiction titles available through March and April.
Grant officials report a resolution completed after calls to Columbus. Hubbard gains $6000 in revenue while Champion Township saves by better gravel handling. A broken road grader cost over $5000, funds redirected to repairs. A tractor drawn road broom sweeps gravel to the roadside edge for manual or mechanical cleanup by township staff.
The board seeks formal action on cuts to services, library books, supplies, a bus, snow-removal vehicle and maintenance equipment with final budget action delayed until a state emergency school loan is approved. Teachers receive a September raise. non-teaching staff wage reopeners due in July. Regular meeting set for March 25 at Reed Middle School at 7 p.m. The U.S. divorce rate rose 91 percent from 1970 to 1978.
Hubbard Chamber of Commerce elected its 1985 Board of Directors with terms ending in 1989. New members include Dr. Rudolph Braydich DDS Daniel R Madeline Bruce Bell Carl Johnson and Dr Ernst Rose DDS. Officers named are Joseph J Bunn Fred Hanley Jr James P Marsh Anthony Papa and Dennis Pascarella. A quarterly meeting set for April 19 will feature Congressman James Traficant.
Hubbard The Grace Lutheran Church men sponsor a spring park and sauerkraut supper on Saturday March 23 from 4 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. at the church on Hall Avenue. Advance tickets from any church man or by calling 534 3168. Adults 350 in advance 4 at door. Children under 12 150 and under five free. Carry-outs 4 30 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. bring own containers.
School Superintendent Clyde Metz outlines a critical financial forecast for Hubbard Schools for 1985. He warns revenue gaps and deepcuts in staff and programs threaten educational excellence and could drive families to relocate or send students elsewhere.
Robert V Litz 67 of 110 N Main St died of a heart attack Monday March 4 in North Side Hospital after 10 days as patient He was born July 31 1917 in Youngstown and moved to Hubbard 20 years ago from Girard A self employed truck driver retired 1981 He was a 32nd degree Mason Aut Mori Grotto Scottish Rite and Teamsters Local 377 He served in World War II He leaves his mother a daughter Betty J Longo six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services were held March 7 at Kelley Son Funeral Home Lydia Latone Fobes 66 of 283 Jacobs Rd died of cancer Monday March 4 in Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo NY after a week in care She was born November 24 1918 in Mahoningtown Pa and moved to Hubbard 45 years ago A member of St Patrick Church and its Altar and Rosary Society Her first husband Joseph Latone died in 1957 She is survived by husband Robert E Sr a son John Latone a daughter Beverly Bagoly three stepsons Robert E Fobes Jr Charles E Fobes a step daughter Linda Neff and sisters Mrs Katie Landis Mrs Virginia Restivo and Mrs Mary Gaglaine plus Mike of Mahoningtown and 14 grandchildren Two brothers Louis and Albert Rainey preceded her in death Services were held March 8 at Kelley Son Funeral Home.
Mrs. Caroline J. Antenucci 48 of 212 Hillcrest Ave Hubbard died from cancer Thursday after two months in North Side Hospital. Co-owner of Antenucci's Restaurant with husband James P. Antenucci she had four brothers and a sister. Services at St Patrick Church Friday afternoon were conducted by The Kelley and Son Funeral Home. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society.
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