Hubbard City OKs City Engineer Contract and Budget Talks
Hubbard Council authorized preparing legislation to contract with Theodore Castoli as city engineer for general services and contract‑let projects with a 500 dollar monthly salary plus percentages on improvements and travel costs. The plan faces study by two committees with a tie vote and mayoral notes on federal aid for water system upgrades.
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Hubbard
Board of Control
Theodore Castoli
Fourth Ward
Edward Madeline
Golons
Second Ward
Harvey Hatch
Castoli
Pulus
Thomas Rolchalk
Council
Utilities and Parks, Lands and Buildings Committees
William Colletta
Hatch
Third Ward
Nick Pannunzio
Madeline
Anthony Rock
James Hanrahan
Hanrahan
First Ward
William Cavanaugh
Brookfield to Host Northeastern Ohio District V Contest
Brookfield High School will host the Northeastern Ohio District V Music Contest on March 23 with 17 bands in B-1 B-2 and C-2 classifications at Brookfield and more at Howland Schools. Brookfield bands perform at 8 am in the high school auditorium and 9 choruses sing at 1 pm in the junior high gym led by Brookfield, with about 180 students under R E Furney.
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Brookfield
Brookfield High School
Trumbull
Geauga
Mahoning
Ashtabula
R.E. Furney
Hubbard
Howland
Road improvements sought around Sharon Steel office
Two Sharon Steel representatives urged Hubbard Township Trustees to arrange a meeting with the Trumbull County Engineer to discuss roadway changes around the new Sharon Steel office building. Proposals include a sharper 60 degree turn from Route 62 and straightening a dog leg on Thomas Road to handle rush hour traffic and improve safety.
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Sharon Steel
Sharon Steel Corporation
Hubbard Township
Trumbull County
Thomas Rd
Thomas Road
Warren
Bive Cross
Blue Shield
Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department
Schotten Road
Frank McClain
Hubbard Board names Harold McCort golf coach
Hubbard Board of Education assigns Harold McCort as golf coach replacing Dan Modak who led the program for ten years. McCort did not apply but was designated administrator of the athletic program in case of void. The board praised Coach Theil and the Hubbard basketball team for district championship.
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Harold McCort
Hubbard Board of Education
McCort
Ray Werner
George Guidosh
Alfred Deane
al DeJulio
Dan Modak
Modak
Links
Loren Giblin
Giblin
McCart
Jack Theil
Hubbard
Hubbard High PTA to See Class Play
Hubbard High School PTA meets Tuesday March 26 at 7 30 p m in the auditorium to view the Senior class play The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners written by Reg inald Rose directed by Jesse Hall with student directors Jeff Holmes and Jeannetta Perkins 26 cast members 13 men 13 women No admission and a social hour follows in the cafeteria The Rev Herbert C Cottrell will give the invocation Election of officers will be held, nominating committee named
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Hubbard High School P.T.A
Carson Corners
Reginhald Rose
Jesse Hall
Jeff Holmes
Jeannetta Perkins
Jim Keller
Frank Ballestrino
John Emch
Marilyn Slifka
Rick Straight
Carol Knapik
Bill Donahue
Vicki Driscoll
Brian Lannon
Rita Pencis
Jim Chufo
Fileen Mavrokas
George Mazarakis
Kathy Gault
Terry Cooksey
Rex Judd
Terry Hunyadi
Bob Fox
Lynne Edge
Mary Davis
Mike Hrybimiak
Andy Fisher
Beth Evans
Anne Trucksis
Tara Evans
Lonnie Timko
Bill Thomas
Russ Pillifant
Herbert C. Cottrell
First Baptist Church
Arthur Hatch
Paul Kennedy
Edward Huff
Robert Notman
Hubbard Campfire Girls Celebrate Week Week March 17 23
Hubbard Campfire Girls mark Campfire Girls Week from March 17 to 23. Twelve groups of Blue Birds Campfire Girls and Junior High Girls serve about 125 Hubbard girls. Leaders include Mrs Bertha Juiller Mrs Jerry Revy and others. The group traces to 1910 national origins and 58th birthday celebrated locally with praise for community support.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Chamber of Commerce Office
The
Blue Birds
Bertha Juiller
Jerry Revyis
Adaire Reuff
Pat Cann
Lee Williams
Isabelle Franko
Chick Judd
Margaret Keiper
Diane Slavovsky
Laura’ Chegrow
Luther Halsey Gulick
Maine
Paper Drive Benefits Pat Bosley Fund in Hubbard
The Coalburg Knights of Pythias collect old newspapers and magazines for the Pat Bosley Fund. A large tractor trailer will be in the Plaza parking lot on the square Sunday March 31 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 534-4837 534-2850 or 534-5619 for pickup.
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Coalburg Knights of Pythias
Pat Bosley
K of P
Plaza
Hubbard
Fifth Wheel Class Plans Hat and Purse Sale
The Fifth Wheel Class of the First Methodist Church hosts a hat and purse sale in Wesley Hall on Friday March 29 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Cookies coffee and tea will be served. Hats cost 3.95 to 6.95 dollars purses 3 to 3.25 dollars evening purses 4 dollars children’s purses 1.50.
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First Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Voter Registration at City Building This Weekend
Voter registration will take place at the city building on Friday and Saturday, March 22 and 23, from 1 to 9 p.m. All residents who did not vote in the past two years must re register to be eligible in the coming election.
Hubbard High School Hosts Champions Reception
Hubbard Board of Education and Superintendent Loren Giblin invite Hubbard citizens to a reception honoring Hubbard High School Basketball District Champions. The event runs March 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the high school lunchroom. parents of team members are special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Hubbard Board of Education
Loren Giblin
Modak Resubmits Hubbard High Golf Coach Application
Dan Modak says he has re submitted his application for Hubbard High School golf coach. The board failed to second a renewal motion at a March 5 special meeting. Modak has coached Hubbard since 1955 and was the sole applicant.
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Daniel Modak
Hubbard News
Hubbard High School
Board of Education
Anthony Garano
Modak
Loren Giblin
Links
Pre-registration for kindergarten and first grade set for March 25 26
Registration for the 1968-69 school year will occur March 25 and 26 for kindergarten and first grade students. Children in Hubbard kindergarten are exempt. Age rules: five by Sept 30 1968 for kindergarten and six by Oct 31 1968 for first grade. Birth certificates required. Locations Roosevelt Reed Chestnut Ridge and hours 9am-12pm and 1-3pm.
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Hubbard
Ohio
Roosevelt and
Reed
Chestnut-Ridge
Candy sale planned by high school band
Plans finalize for the high school band candy sale running March 30 to April 6 to raise funds for two percent new band uniforms and 125 rain coats. Band members will participate in sales activities and distribution.
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Pat Bosly
Christine
St. Patrick Church
Devine
Valu King
Nancy Marino
Mary Hall
Mary Ann Clemente
Mary Frances Klucher
Patti Oakley
Cochairman
Linda Humphries
Council OK
Joseph J. Baldine
Baldine
Washington
Soions
Hubbard Ways and Means Committee Inc
Community Improvement Corporation
North Main St
Dollar Savings and Trust Co
Public Hearing Council
Planning and Zoning Board
Myron St
Township Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
J. Bennett
Parish Ave
Jim Hanrahan
Western Auto Associate
Chestnut Ridge
Roosevelt
Reed Elementary
Mary Robinson
Roosevelt Elementary
Gloria Brown
Cheryl Orlando
James Babb
Jesse Day
Arlene Paduchik
Mary Alice Hass
Joyce Caruso
Giblin’s
Anthony Garono
Deane
Bertha Juillerat
Joan Cooper
Kimberley Bone
Campére
Jeannette Juillerat
Margie Keiper
Campfire Girl
Hubbard Hi
Campfire Girls
Horizon Club
Eugene Capone
Roosevelt School
Mary Snyder
Reed School
John Toole
Jack Emrich
Jack Diamond
Raymond Taber
Brady Coitiel
Wilson Patton
Mary Shaffer
Ronald Bennett
Mageros Candy Store
Hulbert’s Florist
Joseph Baldine
Loblaws
Doris Furney
Ralph Cooper
Fred Slagle
DiLullo
William Moody
HHS
C. E. Jones
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