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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1990
Page
2
The Hubbard News calls on residents to approve a 2 mill permanent improvement levy on the Tuesday May 8 election. If approved, the high school auditorium restoration is the first priority, replacing the expired 1989 levy that funded roofs classrooms doors ceilings and gym renovations across three buildings.
Trumbull County Board of Elections approved consolidating Hubbard City precincts 1-A and 1-C into 1-A and combining Hubbard Township precincts C and D into C while renaming township Precinct J to C. A total of seven precincts were eliminated county wide leaving 285. Voters were notified by mail and may call 545-1666 or 369-2516 with questions.
A local events page lists meetings and activities from May 2 to May 9 across Hubbard. Groups include Bridge Club at Senior Citizens Center, Hubbard Kiwanis and Optimist at Longo's Restaurant, TOPS, AA at First Presbyterian, Lions at Lions Den, Garden Club, Al Anon and Alateen, Crusade, Rotary, AARP, and church services. The May 7 election day is noted with polling hours 6 30 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. Numerous venues and church affiliations are named along with recurring weekly times.
Richard Shepherd coordinates the Hubbard Bike-a-thon to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Organizers seek volunteers and riders to join the fundraising event. The campaign emphasizes community support and participation to aid the hospital’s mission.
Hubbard Schools release next weeks lunch menu items from May 7 to May 11 featuring chicken breast, pasta, tacos, Apple pancakes, and French bread pizza or cod. The hospital invites residents to the Wheels for Life bike event May 12 from 10 a.m. to noon at First United Methodist to honor Ellen Marie, supporting St Jude children with cancer. Participants sign up via sponsors, with tiers earning certificates, t shirts, and tote bags as donations accumulate. Contact Shepherd at 534 5422 for sponsor forms.
Editor note from Hubbard News criticizes Hubbard City Council and the mayor for increasing electric bills by 6000 dollars monthly, diverting 12000 dollars to the Light Investment Fund. The funds, meant for disaster losses, now fund the General Fund instead. The writer accuses officials of misleading actions and questions the city’s banking stance.
A letter from a Hubbard player thanks sponsors for the Mahoning Valley Coaches Association All-Star event at Youngstown State University Begghly Center. Sponsors include Hubbard Rebounders Club, Arvin family, Hubbard High School staff, Hubbard Gridiron Club, Fats Village Tavern, Patton's Sparkle Market, Silver Chevy-Olds, Class of 1990, and Riordan's Sporting Goods. The writer notes community support despite Hubbard sports not matching elsewhere.
Hubbard youths from Chestnut Ridge Church of God host a free car wash on Saturday May 5 from 9 a.m. to noon in the Kelley and Sons Funeral Home parking lot beside Mayle Realty. Proceeds or details are not specified in the readable text.
Editor honors Hubbard High School Band and directors Mr Forrester and Mr Summers for exemplary conduct and performance at the Electric Light Parade in the Magic Kingdom during Easter vacation. Administration, staff, and parents express pride in the students.
A community thank you to Mrs. Linda Flickenger and Fairhaven School volunteers for cleaning Fox North Road. Gratitude also goes to Allison Wess and the Hubbard McDonald's crew for lunch. Also mentions the VA tombstone supply to national cemeteries since 1875, over 2.5 million served.
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