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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1983

Page

3

Easter Egg Hunt Slated Saturday in Hubbard Park

Hubbard city officials plan the annual Easter egg hunt at Harding Park starting 12 30 p m with over 600 eggs and prizes including E T dolls and solid chocolate rabbits. Mayor Colletta and Easter Bunny helpers will hide the eggs as Councilman Palestro notes prizes go to winners who turn in eggs. Participants are children ages one to seven, with roped zones for three age groups and parental chaperones welcome.

Hubbard City Harding Park William Fina Lee Hubbard Hubbard Edward Palestro William Colletta E.T Palestro Gerald Wittenaar Michael Yobe Albert Sauline Jr William Garono Robert Bolchalk Wi Patton Maya Illiar Colletta Joseph Blackwell

Wholesale groups plan to challenge FERC ruling

Wholesale consumers of Ohio Edison consider an appeal after FERC approved a rule allowing charges up to 50 percent of construction costs. Washington attorney David Strauss notes Ohio Edison customers would be among those most affected, with sharply higher rates based on 1982 figures. The OMEA coalition includes Niles Hubbard and Newton Falls member utilities.

Raymond Lee FERC Ohio Edison Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Washington David Strauss Strauss Ohio Municipal Electric Association Niles, Hubbard Newton Falls OMEA Howard Metzenbaum Ashington Ohio

Brookfield water meeting set to discuss rate hike options

Brookfield Township hosts a public meeting April 6 at 7 p.m. to review the Four Township and Masury Water Company rate dispute and potential escrow payments, with options to buy water directly from Shenango Water. Officials explore actions on the proposed three year rise totaling 15 percent, while Senators consider limiting rate hikes for Ohio residents. Whales sleep about five hours a night.

Brookfield Trumbull County Water System Brookfield Township Four Township Masury Water Company Larry Pavone Pavone Shenango Water Company

Mayor Colletta weighs in on separation of city and township

Hubbard Mayor William Colletta offers balanced views on separation, aiming to reflect ward voters. He notes financial constraints from annexation fears, questions timing of readings, and favors broader talks with township officials while urging full council attendance before any votes.

Fina Lee Hubbard William Colletta Colletta William Garono Robert Bolchalk Wilson Patton

Lenten Reading Variety at Hubbard Public Library

Hubbard Public Library offers a wide Lenten reading selection including The Ten Commandments for Today by William Barclay and The River Jordan by Nelson Glueck among adult fiction, non fiction, and children's titles. The list spans religious texts, biographies, world history, and modern works with authors such as Gary Werner Gabriel Garcia Marquez Jeanenne Bell Immanuel Velikovsky Renee Richards Wil Huygen Nancy Piccione and Lois Lowry.

Hubbard Hubbard Public Library William Barclay Gary Werner Nelson Glueck David Duff Cooper Moshe Dayan Henry Drummmond the Holy Spirit Elizabeth Goudge Irving John Irving Gabriel Marquez Jeanenne Bell Empire Allan W. Eckert Dr. Schneider Immanuel Velikovsky Renee Richards Wil Huygen John Ames Charlotte Streifer Ralph Diorio Peter Goldman Warsaw Jan Nowack Robert Scheer Nancy Piccione Charles Hix Sydney J. Harris International Directory of

Hubbard Civil Service Exam for Police Dispatcher Set

The Civil Service Commission of Hubbard will hold open competitive examinations for a police radio dispatcher on Tuesday April 12 at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Applicants must be city residents for at least one year and be at least 21 with a 70 percent passing grade. Eligible candidates may receive 20 percent military service credit if honorable discharge proof is submitted. Applications are at the police department 33 West Liberty Street and must arrive by March 30.

John Glod Trumbull Colletta Hubbard Ohio Edison City of Police Department West Liberty Street

Solo Parents plan April activities in Youngstown area

The group schedules an April roster of events starting April 1 with an egg coloring meeting at Linda Durisko’s home at 8 p.m. to prep for the Easter Egg Hunt at Boardman Park on April 2. Additional plans include a NASA tour in Cleveland on April 4, a guest speaker April 7 by Tony Jullian, a Swing Into Spring dance April 8 at the Maronite Center, a skating party April 13 at Skate Connection, Dr Chester Yarwick’s talk April 21 on Alternative Health Care, a Youngstown State University Planetarium program April 23, and a Coffee n Conversation at Jean Bradshaw’s home April 23.

Youngstown Linda Durisko Boardman Park National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cleveland Children’s and Family Center Tony Jullian Office of Consumer Affairs of Maronite Center Withusic Frank Gallo Skate Connection Boardman Chester Yarwick Youngstown State University Planetarium Jean Bradshaw

Marine Reunion Set by Tri-State Detachment in Youngstown

The 4th annual Marine Reunion will be held Saturday April 23 from 6 30 p m to 12 30 a m at the Elks Club No 55 220 West Boardman Street Youngstown Tickets are 15 per person Reservations due by Friday April 15 No tickets at the door For information call 792 0003 or 755 9643

Youngstown Tri-State Detachment Marine Corps League Elks Club

Inflation Threatens Evolution of Higher Education

Rising prices challenge universities and colleges as budgets tighten and tuition, salaries, and research funding face greater pressure. Administrators weigh austerity, enrollment shifts, and long term planning while students confront affordability and access amid economic volatility.

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