Trustees Seek Prosecutor Help Over Township Nuisances
Hubbard township trustees sent a letter to the Trumbull County Prosecutor seeking legal advice on whether they can act against nuisance issues without Board of Health action. They cited open wells, drainage issues, junk, abandoned structures, and garbage dumping as problems the health board has not adequately addressed. Trustees hope to obtain fines or injunctions and discussed Home Rule proposals to empower townships.
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Hubbard
Trumbull County
County Board of Health
Board of Health
John Chappa
Chappa
Choppa
Ralph Salerno
Congress
Hubbard Township to host public open house and bicentennial art contest
Hubbard Township plans a public open house on Sunday April 25 from 2 to 4 PM at the newly remodeled building. Trustee John Chappa announced details at last week’s board meeting. The event includes a bicentennial coloring and drawing contest for grades 1 through 4, with prizes, flags to be donated by Representative Mike Delbane, and tours of the building. Betsy Ross made a guest appearance, and Miss Mary Beth Ritenour organized the party with the Roosevelt Elementary first graders. State, county and township officials plus four area newspapers were invited to attend.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Township
John Chappa
Board of Township Trustees
America
Janet Schrum
Roosevelt Elementary
Youngstown State University
Mary Beth Ritenour
Scott St
Betsy Ross
John Ritenour
Mike Delbane
William Stanton
Thomas Carney
Ross Barnett
Last Call for Recipes for 13th Cookbook Edition
Homemakers and gourmets have until March 31 to submit favorite recipes to the Niles Publishing Co for the 13th annual Cookbook. Hundreds are already in, with rules and categories in the newspaper. Mail or deliver to the Suburban Weekly office. Grand prize is a color television and engraved silver spoon. winners in each category receive blue ribbons and a winner's choice prize. 35 honorable mentions awarded. Mailing cost for copies rises to $1.10 due to higher postal rates.
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Niles Publishing Co
Solar heated home to break ground in Meadowlands
Ground breaking ceremonies were held for Stanjim Meadowlands first solar energy home in Hubbard. Engineers say the two story home will save about 350 dollars annually on energy costs and be finished this summer with display in September or October. The project team includes Duane Rost and Charles Alexander, with Gene Ameduri, and aims for total cost near 50 thousand dollars including a 5 thousand dollar solar unit.
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Charlene Rayburn Hubbard
Stanjim Meadowlands
Meadowlands
Duane Rost
Solar Energy Engineering
Youngstown Area
Gene Ameduri
Charles Alexander
Rost
Alexander
Stanjim
Stanley Malkoff
Stanjim Homes
Malkov
Jim Davies
Magee
Hubbard
Malkoff
Hubbard ABWA Bicen-ennial Salute Card and Bingo Night
Hubbard Area ABWA hosts a 76 card bingo party at Hubbard High School cafeteria with a flea market country store selling crafts baked goods jellies and decorated cakes. Entertainment by Cindy Stanovitch Studio Dance begins at 7 30 p m and bingo at 8 p m Proceeds fund scholarships for local women.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Area
American Business Women’s Association
ABWA
Hubbard High School
Cindy Stanovitch
Hubbard Area Charter Chapter
The
American Business Women’s
Baseball Clinic Set For Children At YMCA
Hubbard area youth ages 9 to 14 may join a YMCA Baseball Clinic covering pitching catching and hitting plus game rules. First session March 26 from 4 15 to 5 15 p m in the upper gym with four weekly sessions. Participants should wear shorts T shirts socks and tennis shoes bring gloves. For information contact Dick Sharp at 744 8411. Refreshments will be served. Pictured are ABWA chapter members including Sue Reichart Helen Dubyak Mary Ann Rovnak Susan Bruce and Pat Giovanetti.
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Susan Bruce
Youngstown State University
Mary Ann Rovnak
ABWA
Hubbard
YMCA
Dick Sharp
Physical Department
Sue Reichart
Helen Dubyak
Card Party
Pat Giovanetti
City honors donors for Senior Citizen van and remodeled chambers
The Hubbard City Council praised 11 groups and individuals for funding a Senior Citizen transportation van and chairs for the council chambers. Recipients include Hubbard Homecoming Association, Buck Insurance, Ditmansen Insurance, Al Tells Pharmacy, Mahoning National Bank, Guy’s Drug Store, Metropolitan Savings, and local doctors. The city remodeled the chambers with a $2,200 chair donation and brown leather seating, trades old furniture, and warns meetings may be limited if the space is abused.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Homecoming Association
Hubbard Rotary Club
Victor Buck
Buck Insurance
Ditmansen’ Insurance Agency
al Tell’s Pharmacy
Mahoning National Bank of Hubbard
Guy’s Drug Store
Metropolitan Savings and Loan of Hubbard
Ernest Rose
Danny Chung
Mike Cannone
Gasser
Old City
Arthur Magee
Albert Sauline
Magee
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